Velvet Purpurite
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 55 x 44 x 24 mm Weight: 97 gr
$70.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 51 x 39 x 23 mm Weight: 73 gr
$62.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 61 x 37 x 21 mm Weight: 74 gr
$65.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 63 x 37 x 20 mm Weight: 71 gr
$62.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 52 x 45 x 28 mm Weight: 91 gr
$65.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 56 x 42 x 25 mm Weight: 87 gr
$65.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 53 x 44 x 28 mm Weight: 93 gr
$60.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 57 x 41 x 19 mm Weight: 70 gr
$65.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 57 x 49 x 24 mm Weight: 89 gr
$65.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 50 x 41 x 26 mm Weight: 79 gr
$58.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 70 x 47 x 41 mm Weight: 266 gr
$90.00
Velvet Sheen Purpurite
High Grade Purpurite with Velvet Sheen Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral that usually occurs on the surface of Triphylite due to heavy oxidation. Along with occurring on top of one mineral, it can also be found by itself crystallized in mass formation. This mineral was first discovered back in 1905 by L.C. Graton and W.T. Schaller. They chose to name this newly found rock after the Latin word “purpura”, referencing its purple color. Origin: Brazil Size: 70 x 60 x 30 mm Weight: 276 gr
$90.00
