Greenockite

Greenockite specimens for sale

12 for sale · $350–$7,500 USD

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Greenockite is a cadmium sulfide mineral that crystallizes in the hexagonal system, commonly presenting as pale yellow to orange-yellow crystals with a resinous to adamantine luster. It often forms prismatic to tabular habit, sometimes forming short, chunky crystals that reflect light with a bright, glassy sheen. Rarity in hand specimens makes well-formed crystals particularly valued by collectors, and many classic samples are associated with skarn and hydrothermal stages in sulfide-rich ore deposits.

Formula
CdS
Rarity
Rare
Stability
Stable
Collector interest
Moderate Interest

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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
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$350
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
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$350
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
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$350
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
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$550
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$550
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$550
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
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$1,200
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$1,200
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$1,200
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Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$7,500
Greenockite image
Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$7,500
Greenockite image
Greenockite
Crystal Classics
Updated 9h ago
$7,500

Where Greenockite is found

About Greenockite

Prominent collections and locality specimens come from mines and districts in the United States, Bolivia, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Namibia, among others. Greenockite occurs alongside sphalerite, pyrite, and other sulfides, with some specimens displaying a vivid contrast against darker gangue minerals. While it can be found in minor quantity in several ore belts, the best crystallized pieces tend to be sought after by collectors for their color, shape, and the context of classic mining districts.