Zorzone minerals

Old zinc mine, part of the important lead-zinc mining district In Orobic Prealps, between Val Brembana and Val Seriana. I see both the name of Zorzone and Val Vedra used for the same mine.
It belongs to the Oltre il Colle mining district, with three localities: Val Vedra (Zorzone), Val Parina, monte Arera.
My minerals came from the Malanotte mine, part of the Zorzone - Val Vedra mine, famous for plattnerite. The first discovery of this minerals in province of Bergamo was in 1968

	Calcite This is another typical sample from Zorzone. In the massive fluorite there is a cavity with calcite. The former XX of calcite are partially replaced by hydrozincite, and covered by small hemimorphite XX. There are a lot plattnerite XX, microcrystalline 8.5x8cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.1188
	Hemimorphite Small transparent XX of hemimorphite, with brown inclusions, on microcrystalline auricalcite 9x6cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.821 Another photo: a entire piece
	Hydrozincite Pale green hydrozincite in the vug - 1.5x3cm wide - of mineralized matrix 9x7cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.502
	Plattnerite Thin sparkling XX of black plattnerite are scattered on a mineralized matrix (hydrozincite) covered by very small XX of hemimorphite. These XX are less than 0.1 cm approx and this is the better image I am able to take with my camera 8.5x8cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.54 Another photo: a bigger view
	Plattnerite Very small plattnerite XX under and within rounded formations of hydrozincite and hemimorphite 8.5x8cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.544 Another photo: a detail
	Wulfenite X of wulfenite on mineralized matrix; there are some other wulfenite XX on the piece 5x5cm Zorzone mine, Val Vedra, Oltre il Colle, Bergamo. Italy Specimen n.812