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Stolzite

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Stolzite, lead tungstate, is one of the rarest and most sought-after of species from the famous Broken Hill mines in New South Wales, Australia. From the Broken Hill Proprietary mine comes this magnificent small cabinet-sized display specimen of Stolzite with its blackish, almost burnt-looking rock matrix, liberally covered in bright orange bipyramidal Stolzite crystals. These crystals appear to show two main sorts: smaller, brighter orange bipyramidal and tabular tetragonal crystals in the 0.5 to 2 mm size range; darker orange, larger (to 5 mm) bipyramidal crystals, one with a natural etched appearance. One of the larger crystals has been contacted, causing damage, but overall this is a extremely rich Broken Hill Stolzite with exceptional colour. It comes with a custom-made Sunnywood acryllic display stand.

Product details

SpeciesStolzite
SizeSmall Cabinet
Dimensions5.8 x 8.2 x 3.2 cm
Added on10/25/2025

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
07/2026Unknown Owner$12,500.00
Crystal ClassicsNot disclosed

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Mineral guide
Learn about Stolzite
(PbWO4) - rare tungsten analogue of wulfenite; lemon-yellow to honey-brown crystals, dense and brittle, prized for color and localities like Tsumeb.
Stolzite
Regional guide
Stolzite from Broken Hill, Australia
from Broken Hill, Australia: tetragonal crystals in honey to orange-yellow hues on gossan matrix; prized for locality pedigree and classic specimens.
    Stolzite - Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia