Natrolite from Poudrette Quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, Canada - image 1
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Natrolite from Poudrette Quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, Canada

$300.00

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Brownish red rosettes of rhodochrosite crystals measuring to 0.6 cm in size scattered sparsely across this matrix with many prismatic colorless crystals of natrolite measuring to 2.0 cm in size. Crystals of analcime are present as well. Minimal damage present to some of the natrolite crystals, still a nice large combination piece for the locality and species.The Poudrette Quarry is situated within the Cretaceous-aged Mont Saint-Hilaire alkaline intrusive complex in Quebec, Canada, formed by rare magma intrusions that concentrated high levels of incompatible elements. Operating primarily as a commercial stone quarry, it became world-famous among mineralogists and collectors due to its complex pegmatite pockets and xenoliths, which have yielded hundreds of unique and rare mineral species found nowhere else on Earth. Intensive commercial quarrying operations over the decades exposed these rich cavity systems, allowing researchers and hobbyists to salvage an extraordinary diversity of pristine specimens before active extraction wound down.

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SizeCabinet
Dimensions12.0 x 8.5 x 6.5 cm
Listed on11/03/2026
SKU2354155

Current owner

3,650 for sale·9 sold

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snowy-white to colorless silky needles forming radiating sprays in basalt cavities; prized for graceful habit, contrast with matrices, and rarity.
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Poudrette Quarry
Poudrette Quarry, Canada — Mont Saint-Hilaire locality famed for diverse rare minerals (serandite, carletonite, analcime) from pegmatites, prized by collectors.