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Danburite specimens for sale
16 for sale · $100–$3,500 USD
37 in the gallery
Danburite is a calcium borosilicate mineral that crystallizes in the monoclinic system, typically forming prismatic to tabular crystals with a vitreous to resinous luster. It often presents as colorless or pale pink to yellowish, sometimes with a slight brown tint, and commonly occurs as aggregates or stout crystals embedded in igneous rocks or as inclusions within associated minerals. The mineral’s lustre and clarity make individual crystals desirable for display, while its relatively straightforward cleavage and hardness give it a satisfying tactile quality for collectors.
- Formula
- CaB2Si2O8
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Stability
- Stable
- Collector interest
- Very High Interest
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Danburite from Mogok Township, Myanmar
Mogok Danburite, Myanmar — thumbnail-to-miniature, transparent to pale golden crystals with glassy luster; locality-specific provenance and sublocalities.Read guide
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Danburite from Charcas, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Danburite from Charcas, San Luis Potosí, Mexico - glassy, large, chisel-terminated crystals with pale pink tones; Charcas locality prized by collectors.Read guideAbout Danburite
Notable specimens have been recovered from diverse sources, including Mexico, Russia, Myanmar, the United States, and Madagascar. These localities yield well-formed crystals that can be sizable, sometimes exhibiting wine-red to pink coloration that adds visual intrigue to a collection. Collectors value danburite for its clean crystal habits and the way light travels through transparent to translucent forms, producing a bright, glassy appearance under proper illumination. While not among the most abundant minerals, well-formed danburite crystals from classic locales remain sought after for their clarity and geometric precision.
