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3.2" Bicolor Lepidolite Formation - Brazil
This is a unique, 3.2" wide lepidolite specimen that was collected from the Jenipapo district of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It features two generations of lepidolite growth. The translucent center layer (older formation) is yellow-colorless, while the oldest outer layer features a lavender-purple coloration.
It comes with an acrylic display stand.
It comes with an acrylic display stand.
About Lepidolite
Lepidolite is a lilac-gray to rose-purple variety of mica known for its soft, pearly luster and naturally glittery appearance. Rich in lithium—one of the key elements used in modern technology—it has historically been an important ore mineral, particularly in pegmatite deposits. Its structure consists of thin, flexible layers that create the signature shimmering effect when polished or cut.
Fine-grained masses of lepidolite are frequently crafted into ornamental objects such as eggs, palm stones, spheres, and towers. When polished, its sparkling mica flakes and swirling color patterns give each piece a unique, eye-catching aesthetic.
Lepidolite is a lilac-gray to rose-purple variety of mica known for its soft, pearly luster and naturally glittery appearance. Rich in lithium—one of the key elements used in modern technology—it has historically been an important ore mineral, particularly in pegmatite deposits. Its structure consists of thin, flexible layers that create the signature shimmering effect when polished or cut.
Fine-grained masses of lepidolite are frequently crafted into ornamental objects such as eggs, palm stones, spheres, and towers. When polished, its sparkling mica flakes and swirling color patterns give each piece a unique, eye-catching aesthetic.
SPECIES
Lepidolite
LOCATION
Jenipapo District, Itinga, Minas Gerais, Brazil
SIZE
3.2 x 2.55"
CATEGORY
ITEM
#209343
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