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Huge Vanadinite Fine Mineral Specimen
This exceptional vanadinite mineral specimen features bold, naturally formed crystals with striking color and classic hexagonal geometry. Revered by collectors worldwide, vanadinite is celebrated for its intense red to fiery orange hues and its unmistakable crystal habit, making it one of the most visually impactful minerals in any collection.
The specimen presents well-defined vanadinite crystals with strong luster and presence, allowing the mineral to stand out against the matrix. Its clean presentation emphasizes crystal form, saturation, and natural growth, creating a dramatic and timeless display piece.
Specimen Highlights
Well-formed hexagonal vanadinite crystals
Rich red to orange coloration with natural luster
Clean presentation showcasing crystal structure
Classic and highly collectible vanadium mineral
Excellent visual impact for display or cabinet collections
Mineralogy
Vanadinite is a lead chlorovanadate mineral that crystallizes in the hexagonal system. It is best known for forming sharp hexagonal prisms and plates with intense coloration, often ranging from deep crimson to bright orange-red.
As one of the primary ores of vanadium, vanadinite holds both scientific and aesthetic significance. Its vibrant color, distinct crystal habit, and durability have made it a cornerstone mineral in both educational and high-end private collections.
Collector’s Notes
Vanadinite remains one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable minerals in the world. This specimen exemplifies the species at its best—strong color, crisp crystal habit, and natural presence—making it a standout addition to any serious mineral collection.
Perfect for:
Mineral collectors • Museums • Educational displays • Scientific collections
Vanadinite specimens with strong color and crystal form are especially desirable
Exceptional geometric form
A classic species for systematic mineral collections and crystal form studies
Increasingly difficult to source high-quality specimens with well-developed crystals
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 9”x4.75”x3”
Weight: 3.487kg
This exceptional vanadinite mineral specimen features bold, naturally formed crystals with striking color and classic hexagonal geometry. Revered by collectors worldwide, vanadinite is celebrated for its intense red to fiery orange hues and its unmistakable crystal habit, making it one of the most visually impactful minerals in any collection.
The specimen presents well-defined vanadinite crystals with strong luster and presence, allowing the mineral to stand out against the matrix. Its clean presentation emphasizes crystal form, saturation, and natural growth, creating a dramatic and timeless display piece.
Specimen Highlights
Well-formed hexagonal vanadinite crystals
Rich red to orange coloration with natural luster
Clean presentation showcasing crystal structure
Classic and highly collectible vanadium mineral
Excellent visual impact for display or cabinet collections
Mineralogy
Vanadinite is a lead chlorovanadate mineral that crystallizes in the hexagonal system. It is best known for forming sharp hexagonal prisms and plates with intense coloration, often ranging from deep crimson to bright orange-red.
As one of the primary ores of vanadium, vanadinite holds both scientific and aesthetic significance. Its vibrant color, distinct crystal habit, and durability have made it a cornerstone mineral in both educational and high-end private collections.
Collector’s Notes
Vanadinite remains one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable minerals in the world. This specimen exemplifies the species at its best—strong color, crisp crystal habit, and natural presence—making it a standout addition to any serious mineral collection.
Perfect for:
Mineral collectors • Museums • Educational displays • Scientific collections
Vanadinite specimens with strong color and crystal form are especially desirable
Exceptional geometric form
A classic species for systematic mineral collections and crystal form studies
Increasingly difficult to source high-quality specimens with well-developed crystals
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions: 9”x4.75”x3”
Weight: 3.487kg

