A striking natural Vanadinite on Barite mineral specimen, weighing approximately 68g.
This unusual specimen features numerous vivid orange to red vanadinite crystals scattered across contrasting white bladed mineral matrix, believed to be barite.
The vanadinite ranges from tiny sparkling crystal growth to larger, more distinct crystals, creating intense flashes of orange-red colour across several faces of the specimen. The pale matrix displays attractive bladed and radiating formations, with areas of natural iron staining adding further colour and character.
Details:
- Vanadinite crystal specimen
- White bladed matrix, believed to be Barite
- Vivid orange to red crystal growth
- Naturally occurring mineral association
- Weight: 68g
- Exact specimen pictured
Natural fractures, cleavage, inclusions, matrix and irregular edges are present. Please study all photographs carefully as they show the exact specimen you will receive.
Disclaimer: Gemstone identification is based on visual assessment only, considering colour, pattern, translucency, lustre and other observable characteristics. Stones have not been laboratory tested unless explicitly stated. Whilst every effort has been made to identify each gemstone accurately, identification should be considered our best professional opinion rather than a certified mineralogical determination. Natural gemstones vary in colour, pattern and inclusions, making every piece unique. Metaphysical properties are based on traditional beliefs and are not scientifically proven.