Cavansite Mineral Specimen #2

A standout cavansite specimen for collectors who love fine crystal detail. Look closely and you'll see the mineral's signature ball-like rosettes — tiny blades of blue crystal radiating outward into spheres — perched on a pale zeolite matrix that makes the color pop.

Named for its composition of calcium, vanadium, and silicate, cavansite owes its intense blue to trace vanadium. It forms in only a handful of places worldwide, with the very best material coming from the Wagholi quarries of India. Well-formed pieces like this are increasingly hard to find.

Mineral: Cavansite on zeolite matrix
Locality: Wagholi, Pune District, Maharashtra, India
Color: Deep electric blue
Formation: Natural crystal rosettes on matrix

Every piece is unique — study the photos closely, as this is the exact specimen you'll receive.