Glauberite

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Glauberite is a mineral, sodium calcium sulphate, formula Na2Ca(SO4)2 which foms as an evaporite. It is named for the closely related Glauber Salts. Because of its solubility glauberite is often dissolved away from the crystal matrix leaving a mold into which other minerals are deposited giving them an anomalous crystal form.

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