Gartrellite specimens for sale
17 for sale · $250–$12,500 USD
2 in the gallery
Gartrellite is a copper- and iron-containing arsenate mineral that forms as crystalline aggregates in copper-rich environments. It typically presents as green to yellow-green crystals with a vitreous to submetallic luster, often in compact crusts or prismatic fashion. The mineral originates in oxidized zones of copper-bearing deposits and is especially associated with Namibian localities where its characteristic color and habit stand out among secondary arsenates.
- Formula
- PbCu(Fe3+,Cu)(AsO4)2(OH,H2O)2
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About Gartrellite
Collectors value gartrellite for its rarity and striking appearance, where small to well-formed crystals can exhibit bright luster and crisp faces. Specimens from Namibia are particularly sought after for their combination of color, crystal clarity, and the context of their paragenesis within copper-arsenate assemblages. Desired for display, gartrellite adds a distinctive note to mineral groups focused on arsenates and secondary copper minerals, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate mineral chemistry as well as aesthetic crystal shapes.