Stephanite from San Genaro Mine, Huancavelica, Peru - image 1
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Stephanite from San Genaro Mine, Huancavelica, Peru

$250.00

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Fine thumbnail for the species and locality, non-lustrous but sharp crystals of stephanite measuring to 0.5 cm in size in a cluster without matrix. This is in very good condition. The San Genaro Mine, situated in the high-altitude Andean Cordillera within the Castrovirreyna district of Huancavelica, Peru, is renowned for its complex epithermal vein systems hosted in volcanic and sedimentary rock sequences. Regionally dominated by polymetallic vein and breccia mineralization where silver sulfosalts and precious metals predominate, the district has a rich historical legacy of exploitation dating back centuries to the colonial era. In modern times, the mine has gained international recognition among mineral collectors and museums for producing exceptional, world-class crystal specimens of rare silver-bearing sulfosalts and sulfides.

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SpeciesStephanite
SizeThumbnail
Dimensions2.1 x 1.2 x 1.0 cm
Listed on10/07/2026
SKU2063072

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3,402 for sale·9 sold

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(Ag5SbS4) — metallic-black crystals with sharp edges and signature twinning; rare, historic specimens from famed silver camps appeal to collectors.
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San Genaro Mine
San Genaro Mine, Peru - famed for pyrargyrite and miargyrite, a historic epithermal silver deposit and key collector locality, plus rare type minerals.