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Legrandite

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$7,500.00

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A spray of lustrous thick terminated legrandite crystals almost 2.0 cm in height coming beautifully off matrix. In excellent condition. Scalenohedral crystals of smithsonite cover the matrix. The Ojuela Mine near Mapimi in Durango, Mexico, is a historic polymetallic deposit that was first worked in the 17th century for silver, lead, and zinc. The mine became one of the most famous mineral localities in Mexico due to its large system of oxidation zone workings that produced many rare secondary minerals. Among the most notable species is legrandite, a rare zinc arsenate first described from Ojuela in 1939. Legrandite occurs as bright yellow prismatic crystals formed in the oxidized portions of the deposit and is highly valued by mineral collectors.

Product details

SpeciesLegrandite
SizeMiniature
Dimensions4.0 x 3.5 x 3.5 cm
Listed on07/16/2026
SKU9507009
Current owner
3,085 for sale·8 sold

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Legrandite
Mineral guide
Learn about Legrandite
luminous lemon-yellow crystals with radiating sprays and glassy luster; rare, fragile, and prized from premier Mexican localities like Ojuela.
Legrandite
Regional guide
Legrandite from Ojuela Mine, Mexico
from Ojuela Mine, Mexico - lemon to orange-yellow sprays of glassy crystals in oxidized zinc-arsenate zones; prized for color and form.
Locality guide
Ojuela Mine
Ojuela Mine, Mexico — renowned locality for vivid adamite, legrandite, mimetite, and wulfenite; prized for color, crystal habit, and mining heritage.