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Iridescent Smithsonite — Rare Mineral Specimen
Description
This beautiful iridescent smithsonite features softly rounded, botryoidal growth with gentle lavender-pink coloration and a natural, pearly surface sheen. Under light, the surface displays a natural iridescence caused by fine microcrystalline structure rather than surface treatment.
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 2” x 1.75” x 0.75”
Weight: 70g
Metaphysical Properties
Smithsonite is often associated with emotional balance and gentle grounding. Many collectors appreciate its calming visual presence and soft, nurturing aesthetic.
Collector’s Notes
Iridescent smithsonite is especially desirable among collectors due to the mineral’s inherent rainbows that dance across the surface under direct light. This piece retains strong surface integrity and pleasing color balance, making it well suited for a micromount shelf, cabinet display, or study collection focused on secondary zinc minerals.
Highlights
Natural iridescent smithsonite
Soft pink to lavender coloration
Pearly sheen under light
Botryoidal to massive growth habit
Rare Crystal
Mineralogy
Mineral: Smithsonite (ZnCO₃)
Crystal system: Trigonal
Luster: Vitreous to pearly
Formation: Secondary zinc mineral formed through oxidation of zinc ore bodies
Description
This beautiful iridescent smithsonite features softly rounded, botryoidal growth with gentle lavender-pink coloration and a natural, pearly surface sheen. Under light, the surface displays a natural iridescence caused by fine microcrystalline structure rather than surface treatment.
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 2” x 1.75” x 0.75”
Weight: 70g
Metaphysical Properties
Smithsonite is often associated with emotional balance and gentle grounding. Many collectors appreciate its calming visual presence and soft, nurturing aesthetic.
Collector’s Notes
Iridescent smithsonite is especially desirable among collectors due to the mineral’s inherent rainbows that dance across the surface under direct light. This piece retains strong surface integrity and pleasing color balance, making it well suited for a micromount shelf, cabinet display, or study collection focused on secondary zinc minerals.
Highlights
Natural iridescent smithsonite
Soft pink to lavender coloration
Pearly sheen under light
Botryoidal to massive growth habit
Rare Crystal
Mineralogy
Mineral: Smithsonite (ZnCO₃)
Crystal system: Trigonal
Luster: Vitreous to pearly
Formation: Secondary zinc mineral formed through oxidation of zinc ore bodies

