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Edingtonite specimens for sale
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Edingtonite is a hydrous borosilicate mineral that forms elongated prismatic crystals and aggregates with a glassy to vitreous luster. It commonly appears colorless to white, sometimes with a faint tint, and its habit can include tabular or needle-like crystals that reveal a transparent to translucent appearance when well-formed. The mineral contains water in its structure and is typically associated with zeolite-rich environments, often occurring in cavities within basaltic rocks or as part of geothermal alteration zones.
- Formula
- Ba[Al2Si3O10] · 4H2O
- Rarity
- Rare
- Stability
- Stable
- Collector interest
- Moderate Interest
- Classification notes
- Zeolite group; framework aluminosilicate (Ba)
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About Edingtonite
Excellent specimens have been collected from classic localities in Canada and Sweden, where well-formed crystals have been found in zeolite-bearing assemblages. Collectors prize Edingtonite for its delicate crystal forms and the way it preserves a sense of micro-architectural detail, especially when matrix supports define small, sparkling aggregates. While not among the most common minerals, high-quality Edingtonite crystals can display notable clarity and a subtle cooling tone, making them appealing for display and study within mineral collections.
