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Vivianite from Huanuni mine, Huanuni, Oruro (Department), Bolivia

$650.00

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A top quality, well sized (7 cm. tall!!!) and sharply terminated Vivianite crystal from this classic Bolivian find. This specimen is incredibly transparent, pleochroic, and in overall great condition. The fact that this is under $1,000 is honestly kind of wild. I am completely blown away by the incredibly thick, damage free termination. Comes with both bases, labels, etc. make sure to keep out of direct light for extended periods of time. Comes with John’s label and a Crystal Springs label. Ex. John M. Warn

3 x 2.7 x 7 cm.

Product details

SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions3.0 x 2.7 x 7.0 cm
Listed on10/08/2026
Current owner
Primordial Goop Gems and Minerals
Tucson, Arizona, United States
3 for sale·Member since 2026
Previous owners
DateCollectorAcquisition price
—John M. WarnNot disclosed

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Vivianite
Mineral guide
Learn about Vivianite
color-changing, pleochroic crystals from Bolivia, prized for prisms and velvety luster on matrix; rare, collectible, with light-sensitive care.
Vivianite
Regional guide
Vivianite from Huanuni Mine, Bolivia
Huanuni vivianite, Bolivia — renowned for sharp, gemmy green blades on matrix, striking luster and contrast, notable as a rare phosphate from a major tin depos…
Locality guide
Huanuni mine
Huanuni mine, Bolivia — classic collector locality in the Tin Belt, prized for vivid green ludlamite, blue-green vivianite, rare phosphates, and cassiterite.