Roselite specimens for sale
25 for sale · $100–$2,800 USD
19 in the gallery
Roselite is a phosphate mineral that typically forms prismatic to tabular crystals with a rose-pink to reddish hue. It often occurs as well-formed crystals on matrix, exhibiting vitreous to pearly lustre and good transparency in higher-quality specimens. The mineral is associated with secondary ore deposits and can occur alongside other arsenates and oxides, with notable localities including Morocco, Germany, and India where distinctive, well-crystallized samples have been described.
- Formula
- Ca2Co(AsO4)2 · 2H2O
- Rarity
- Rare
- Stability
- Stable
- Collector interest
- High Interest
- Classification notes
- Arsenate mineral; Strunz 08.AA
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About Roselite
Collectors prize roselite for its striking color and classic crystal habit, which contrast nicely with more common phosphates. Thin, gemmy crystals or richly colored aggregates can be centerpiece pieces in a suite, and specimens from famous mining districts are sought after for display and study alike. While not among the most abundant minerals in collections, roselite's hue and crystal form make it a memorable addition to any advanced mineral cabinet.













