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Spodumene is a lithium aluminum silicate mineral that crystallizes in monoclinic systems, commonly forming elongated to prismatic crystals with a vitreous luster. Its coloration ranges from colorless to pinkish, yellow, and green, with emerald-green hiddenite and purple-violet kunzite among its well-known varieties. Habit is typically prismatic or tabular, and crystals can be quite large, making striking specimens for display and study.
- Formula
- LiAlSi2O6
- Rarity
- Common
- Stability
- Stable
- Collector interest
- High Interest
- Classification notes
- Silicate mineral; inosilicate (pyroxene group)
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Spodumene from Paprok, Afghanistan
Paprok, Afghanistan: renowned for gem spodumene with kunzite, triphane, and hiddenite; a lithium-rich pegmatite locality prized by collectors for refined cryst…Read guide
Spodumene from Pala Mining District, USA
Spodumene from the Pala Mining District, USA - kunzite colors from rose to lilac, strong pleochroism, sharp bladed crystals, and pocket-pegmatite allure.Read guide
Spodumene from Mawi Pegmatite, Afghanistan
Spodumene from Mawi, Afghanistan: kunzite pink-to-lilac plus green, blue, yellow, and colorless crystals, valued for sharp prisms and strong pleochroism.Read guideAbout Spodumene
Notable localities include Afghanistan, the western United States, Brazil, Tanzania, and Mozambique, where high-quality crystals have attracted collectors and researchers alike. Spodumene from pegmatites often accompanies other lithium-bearing minerals, contributing to its allure for its association with economically important deposits as well as its aesthetic charm. Kunzite, an intensely shaded pink variety, and hiddenite, a deep green form, are especially sought after by mineral enthusiasts for their vibrant color and rare beauty.
Collectors prize spodumene for its clarity, color play under light, and the dramatic growth bands seen in many specimens. The mineral’s combination of size, color, and classic mineral habit makes well-formed crystals a memorable addition to any cabinet, while pocket collectors appreciate the chance to encounter specimens from renowned pegmatite fields.





















