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

$240.00

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Origin: Huanuni mine, Huanuni, Dalence Province, Oruro, Bolivia

Weight: 123 grams

Dimensions: 89 x 45 x 39 mm

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A very beautiful specimen of vivianite all around the Huanuni mine in Bolivia. The crystals are long prismatic and well finished. They grew on a dark matrix. Very beautiful piece from Bolivia!


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REF 220002-149

Product details

SpeciesVivianite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions8.9 x 4.5 x 3.9 cm
Weight123 grams
Listed on02/25/2025

Current owner

JM IMPORT
JM IMPORTFeatured
France
Acquired
Jan 2025
431 for sale·61 sold

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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.