Hedenbergite

Hedenbergite specimens for sale

43 for sale · $300–$3,500 USD

34 in the gallery

Hedenbergite is a calcium iron silicate mineral. It forms as prismatic to elongated crystals and typically exhibits a vitreous to pearly luster with a greenish to brownish color range, often occurring in close association with other silicates in igneous and metamorphic rocks. Crystals can be well-terminated and may show a distinct cleavage along the [001] direction, contributing to sharp, geometric forms that attract hand specimens and cabinet displays.

Formula
CaFe2+Si2O6
Rarity
Common
Stability
Stable
Collector interest
Moderate Interest
Classification notes
Inosilicate; Pyroxene group

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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
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$1,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
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$1,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
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$1,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
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$2,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
Updated 3d ago
$2,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
Updated 3d ago
$2,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
Updated 3d ago
$3,500
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Hedenbergite
Crystal Classics
Updated 3d ago
$3,500

Where Hedenbergite is found

About Hedenbergite

Notable specimens have come from classic pegmatites and skarn environments in Greece and Sweden, as well as from metamorphosed terrains in China, Russia, and Australia. Collectors value hedenbergite for its usually clean, lustrous faces and the way color and clarity interact in sunlight, sometimes displaying subtle internal shading or zoning. When found with related minerals like augite and diopside, hedenbergite can enhance a display with contrasting hues and crystal habit, offering a window into high-temperature geological processes and mineral relationships.