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Zincolivenite specimens for sale
51 for sale · $50–$12,500 USD
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Zincolivenite is a copper zinc arsenate hydroxide mineral, typically forming crystals and coatings that display a warm orange-brown to yellow-brown coloration. Crystals are often small but can be well-formed, with a vitreous to pale sub-metallic lustre that catches light and shows subtle facets on exposed faces. The mineral commonly occurs in hydrothermal environments and can be associated with other arsenates and sulfates in secondary mineral assemblages.
- Formula
- CuZn(AsO4)(OH)
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- Tsumeb27 specimens
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- Ojuela Mine2 specimens
- Lavrion Mining District1 specimen
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About Zincolivenite
Notable localities include Namibia, Mexico, and Greece, where specimens have been described for their color, crystal form, and relative rarity. In many collections, zincolivenite is valued for its contrasting tones and the way it complements deeper orange or green arsenates in a display cabinet. Specimens can range from compact crusts to sharp, euhedral crystals, offering different textures for study and appreciation. Collectors often seek material that clearly shows crystal habit and clean, lustrous surfaces that highlight the mineral’s mineralogical character.
