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Linarite from Grand Reef Mine, Arizona, USA

$200.00

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A deep blue lustrous grouping of slightly translucent linarite crystals 0.5 x 0.4 x 0.1 cm in size embedded on matrix. In good condition. The specimen comes with a previous label from the collection of Ray DeMark. He collected the piece in December, 1981.Located in the Aravaipa Mining District of Graham County, Arizona, the Grand Reef Mine is a historic underground deposit formed within fault zones cutting through volcanic and sedimentary rocks. Initially worked for base metals like lead and silver during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the mine gained enduring fame among mineral collectors for its exceptional secondary copper and lead oxidation assemblages. The hydrothermal veins host striking crystal specimens, most notably deep azure-blue linarite, which occurs alongside other rare minerals such as brochantite and wulfenite. Although commercial metal production has long since ceased, the locality remains celebrated worldwide by mineralogists and specimen collectors for yielding some of the finest aesthetic crystals of linarite ever discovered.

Product details

SpeciesLinarite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions5.5 x 2.5 x 2.0 cm
Listed on11/03/2026
SKU2063593

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3,650 for sale·9 sold

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Linarite
Mineral guide
Learn about Linarite
vivid azure-blue prismatic crystals from oxidized PbCu deposits; prized for color, luster, and provenance from Arizona, Greece, and Namibia.
Linarite
Regional guide
Linarite from Grand Reef Mine, USA
electric blue crystals from Grand Reef Mine, Arizona: sharp, tabular prismatic forms in quartz-lined cavities, famed for color, size, and locality.
Locality guide
Grand Reef Mine
Grand Reef Mine, USA - Arizona locality famed for vivid linarite and rare micro-minerals; prized pocket specimens and a type locality for several rare species.