Hureaulite specimens for sale

3 for sale · $125–$3,500 USD

6 in the gallery

Hureaulite is a phosphate mineral that forms as hydrated phosphates of manganese. It typically occurs as small, elongated prismatic crystals or as tabular plates, often showing a vitreous to pearly luster. Crystals can appear in pink, light to dark purple, or reddish hues, and are sometimes clustered in radial or fan-like aggregates. The mineral’s habit and color can be highly variable, depending on subtle compositional differences and hydration states.

Formula
Mn2+5(PO3OH)2(PO4)2 · 4H2O
Rarity
Rare
Stability
Stable
Collector interest
High Interest
Classification notes
Phosphates; Phosphate minerals (Strunz 8).

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Where Hureaulite is found

Top localities

  1. Minas Gerais2 specimens
  2. Berilo Branco claim1 specimen
  3. Conselheiro Pena1 specimen
  4. Hagendorf1 specimen
  5. Jocão Pegmatite1 specimen

About Hureaulite

Deposits yielding hureaulite are found in several prominent localities around the world, including Brazil, the United States, Portugal, Afghanistan, and Germany. Collectors prize specimens from classic environments where well-formed crystals are exposed in clear pockets or matrix, often with associated species such as triphylite or many phosphate minerals. The combination of delicate crystal forms and vibrant coloration makes hureaulite a distinctive display piece for micromounters and cabinet collectors alike.