Dolcinites are a type of sedimentary rock that primarily consist of the mineral dolomite, which is composed of calcium magnesium carbonate. They typically form in marine environments and can be associated with reef systems or shallow marine deposits. Dolcinites are often characterized by their fine to coarse crystalline texture and can vary in color, usually appearing in shades of gray, white, or pink. They are significant in geology for their role as reservoirs in petroleum and natural gas deposits.