Summary: Embreyite is a new mineral that has been found only in old specimens collected at Berezov, Siberia. The composition is Pb_4·97(CrO₄)_2·00(PO₄)_1·91.0·75H₂O, or Pb₅(CrO₄)₂(PO₄)₂. H₂O based on both wet and electron-probe analyses. Z = I, D_meas 6·45, D_eale 6·41. Crystals are monoclinic with a 9·755 Å, b 5·636, c 7·135, β 103°5′ the space group may be P2₁/m. No single crystals were found. α = 2·20, β = γ = 2·36. Colour in various shades of orange with a yellow streak. H = 3½; no cleavages observed. Occurs with vauquelinite, crocoite, and phoenicochroite in the oxide zone assemblage from Berezov.