Rockbridgeite specimens for sale
1 for sale · $250 USD
2 in the gallery
Rockbridgeite is a phosphate mineral belonging to the phosphate family, typically forming in pale to mid-green crystals that can present a vitreous to submetallic luster. Crystals often occur as prisms or tabular plates, sometimes grouped in aggregates that display a pleasing glassy surface and sharp terminations. The mineral is frequently associated with iron- and manganese-rich rock environments and can form in secondary alteration zones of phosphate-bearing rocks. Notable specimens have come from various classic localities, contributing to its recognition among collectors for its distinctive green hue and transparent to translucent appearance when well-crystallized.
- Formula
- Fe2+Fe3+4(PO4)3(OH)5
- Rarity
- Rare
- Stability
- Stable
- Collector interest
- Very High Interest
- Classification notes
- Phosphate minerals; Phosphates with hydroxide
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Top localities
- Berilo Branco claim1 specimen
- Minas Gerais1 specimen
About Rockbridgeite
Collectors value Rockbridgeite for its rich color and crisp crystal form, especially when found with well-defined faces and clean terminations. Its occurrence alongside other phosphate minerals at historically important mines makes several specimens attractive for display and study. While individual crystals may be small, the combination of color, luster, and habit often yields striking pieces suitable for contemporary cabinets and educational sets.


