Charoite from Siberia, Russia, is a rare and striking mineral specimen featuring a vibrant purple color and a unique, fibrous structure. Its distinctive appearance makes it a highly sought-after collector's item.
Geological Information:
- Location: Siberia, Russia - Mineral Composition: Potassium sodium calcium barium sorosilicate (K4Na2Ca2Ba(Si6O16)) - Formation: Hydrothermal veins and pegmatites - Age: Cretaceous to Paleogene era, approximately 100-25 million years old - Rarity: Charoite is a very rare mineral, found in only a few locations worldwide, with Siberia being the primary source.
This Charoite specimen showcases the geological wonders of Siberia, Russia, where unique mineral deposits have formed over millions of years through geological processes.
