Scholzite specimens for sale

1 for sale · $3,500 USD

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Scholzite is a phosphate mineral that forms as colorless to pale yellow or white crystals in hydrous calcium zinc phosphate environments. It typically occurs as prismatic, well-formed crystals or granular masses with a vitreous to resinous luster, and may display a faint, glassy sheen when well crystallized. The mineral has been found in notable localities in Australia and Namibia, where arid to semi-arid conditions and phosphate-rich hydrothermal settings promote its growth; specimens from these regions are particularly sought after for their size, clarity, and crystallographic perfection.

Formula
CaZn2(PO4)2 · 2H2O
Rarity
Uncommon
Stability
Stable
Collector interest
Moderate Interest
Classification notes
Phosphates

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Where Scholzite is found

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  1. Flinders Ranges3 specimens

About Scholzite

Collectors value scholzite for its clean crystal forms and the rarity of attractive, undamaged specimens. Fine samples can exhibit sharp termination and distinct prism faces, making them appealing for display and study. As with many phosphate minerals, the appeal lies in the combination of mineralogy—crystal habit and clarity—and locality-driven interest, with material from renowned geographic sources often commanding attention in collections.