Jouravskite specimens for sale
1 for sale · $4,000 USD
41 in the gallery
Jouravskite is a mineral species defined by its carbonate-sulfate composition and specific hydrous formula. It typically forms as well-formed crystals with color variations ranging from pale brown to yellow-brown, often displaying subtle blue-green tinges in certain crystallographic environments. The habit can be granular to prismatic, and the mineral commonly exhibits a vitreous to resinous lustre that allows it to catch light effectively in hand specimens. Notable occurrences have been reported in localities such as South Africa, where unique paragenetic conditions promote its growth alongside related sulfates and carbonates.
- Formula
- Ca3Mn4+(SO4)(CO3)(OH)6·12H2O
- Rarity
- Rare
- Stability
- Moderately Stable
- Collector interest
- High Interest
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Where Jouravskite is found
Top localities
- N'Chwaning III Mine30 specimens
- N'Chwaning II Mine5 specimens
- N'Chwaning Mines5 specimens
About Jouravskite
Collectors value jouravskite for its rarity and distinctive chemical makeup, which includes calcium, manganese in a high oxidation state, sulfate, carbonate, and hydrated components. The combination of its composition, color variation, and crystal habit makes it a striking and scientifically interesting addition to a collection. Specimens from the best sources offer crisp crystal faces and well-preserved translucent to opaque areas, contributing to both aesthetic appeal and mineralogical study. While not among the most common minerals, jouravskite is sought after by specialists who appreciate its unique chemical signature and locality-linked intrigue.