Baddeleyite specimens for sale

9 for sale · $600–$7,500 USD

1 in the gallery

Baddeleyite is a mineral species that crystallizes in the monoclinic system and commonly forms small, elongated crystals with a dull to submetallic lustre. Its color ranges from yellowish to brown, and it often occurs in granular or compact aggregates rather than towering crystals. In best specimens, the crystals display sharp terminations and clear habit, with a stubborn, earthy surface that can reveal subtle chatoyant hints under reflected light. Notable occurrences include alluvial pockets and igneous rock zones in Myanmar and South Africa, where hydrothermal and magmatic processes have contributed to concentrated pockets of mineralization.

Formula
ZrO2
Rarity
Rare
Stability
Stable
Collector interest
Moderate Interest
Classification notes
Oxides (ZrO2)

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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$7,500
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$7,500
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$7,500
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$2,000
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$2,000
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$600
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Baddeleyite
Crystal Classics
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$2,000
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Cubanite
Crystal Classics
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$600
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Cubanite
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$600

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About Baddeleyite

Collectors prize Baddeleyite for its rarity in well-formed crystals and its association with local rock chemistry that offers insight into high-temperature geological environments. Crystallographic simplicity and the mineral’s association with zircon-rich assemblages make it a compelling study for micromounters and display cases alike. While not abundant in standard museum repositories, the best Milky- to honey-toned crystals can stand out in a carefully curated collection, especially when contrasted with matrix materials and complementary oxide minerals from proven localities.