Antimony specimens for sale

5 for sale · $1–$9,500 USD

31 in the gallery

Antimony is a metallic element that often occurs as native metal or in sulfide minerals such as stibnite, giving specimens a gleaming, steel-gray to tin-white appearance and a bright metallic lustre. When found as pure native metal, antimony can form relatively simple, elongated or sometimes nodular crystals, while its sulfide associations display a more complex, crystalline habit. Collectors prize clean, well-formed crystals and thick, lustrous masses that contrast with common matrixes, especially when associated with other minerals from notable localities.

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Where Antimony is found

Top localities

  1. Limpopo5 specimens
  2. Málaga5 specimens
  3. California4 specimens
  4. China2 specimens
  5. La Viñuela2 specimens
  6. New Brunswick2 specimens
  7. Samson Mine2 specimens
  8. St Andreasberg2 specimens
  9. Finland1 specimen
  10. Chihuahua1 specimen

About Antimony

Significant specimens have come from classic mining districts in Spain, South Africa, the United States, Germany, and Canada, where hydrothermal activity and ore formation produced visually striking samples. Localities known for antimony-bearing deposits often yield specimens with sharp edges and high luster, making them attractive for cabinet displays and mineralogical study alike. For collectors, antimony represents both historical mineral science and a connection to industrial mineral supply, with the appeal rooted in its metallic character and locality-driven diversity.