Vanadinite Cluster from ACF Mine, Mibladen, Morocco

Delve into the intriguing world of minerals with this vibrant Vanadinite Specimen from Morocco, extracted from the renowned ACF Mine in the Atlas Mountains. Known for its brilliant clusters, this specimen is a stellar addition to any mineral collection.

• Product Name: Vanadinite
• Locality: ACF Mine, Mibladen, Atlas Mountains, Morocco
• Structure: Cluster
• Display: Presented in a 2″ X 2″ X 2″ display box
• Dimensions: 2.16″ x 1.31″ (54.86 mm x 33.27 mm)
• Weight: 71.8 grams (359 carats)

Vanadinite is famous for its vibrant red and orange crystals that sparkle with a resinous to sub-metallic luster. This specimen features a dense cluster of hexagonal crystals that exemplify the mineral’s stunning crystallography and rich coloration.

Key attributes include:

• Crystal Structure: Hexagonal crystals forming dense clusters.
• Hardness: Vanadinite, with a Mohs hardness of 3 to 4, combines delicacy with striking visual appeal.
• Rarity: Sourced from a globally recognized locality known for the best specimens of this mineral.

This piece is not just visually appealing but also a geological wonder, offering insights into the complex processes that form such minerals. It comes display-ready, complete with an ID card.

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