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The rare mineral kalistrontite, K 2 Sr(SO 4 ) 2 , has been discovered in exceptional quantities in exploration boreholes targeting Permian polyhalite [K 2 Ca 2 Mg(SO 4 ) 4 ·2(H 2 O)]-bearing evaporite deposits in North Yorkshire, U.K. The kalistrontite is associated with anhydrite, polyhalite, halite, magnesite, and traces of celestine in the Fordon (Evaporite) Formation, English Zechstein 2 cycle, at depths of ~1.5 to 1.7 km below surface. It was first encountered here during quantitative X-ray diffraction assays of composited drill-core samples over an identified ~50 m interval in York Potash Ltd.’s boreholes SM6, SM9, and deflections SM9A and 9B.

Kalistrontite, its occurrence, structure, genesis, and significance for the evolution of potash deposits in North Yorkshire, U.K.