“…In northern Scandinavia, pegmatite veins containing rare lithium and schists with chromium minerals are found in the regions of northern Norway [1], Finland [2], and the Kola Peninsula in Russia [3], among rocks constituting the cratonic basement of the Northern Fennoscandia [4]. These rocks contain minerals such as mica (lepidolite, fuchsite, muscovite) and pyroxene (spodumene), which co-occur with quartz, plagioclase, orthoclase, and several ore minerals: oxides (e.g., columbite, tantalite, cassiterite, sillenite, clarkeite) and sulfides (pyrite, chalcopyrite).…”