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Charoite Rough Specimen – Rare Purple Silicate from Russia – Collector Mineral

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Charoite is an exceptionally rare silicate mineral, found exclusively in the Murun Massif of Yakutia, Russia. Renowned for its vivid shades of purple, ranging from lavender to deep violet, it often exhibits fibrous or swirling patterns that create an almost chatoyant effect.
  • Chemical formula: K(Ca,Na)₂Si₄O₁₀(OH,F)·H₂O
  • Crystal system: Monoclinic
  • Locality: Murun Massif, Yakutia, Russia
This specimen highlights Charoite’s signature fibrous structure and deep purple hues. It is highly sought after by mineral collectors, gem cutters, and metaphysical enthusiasts who value it as a stone of transformation and insight.

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Mineral: Charoite

Origin: Russia

Type: Mineral

Origin
Mineralogy
Why Collect

Origin

Exclusively found in Russia’s Murun Massif, Charoite is one of the few minerals with such a limited geographic occurrence, adding to its rarity and collector’s value.

Mineralogy

Charoite is a complex silicate mineral with distinctive fibrous habit and silky luster. It is translucent to opaque and often associated with minerals like tinaksite, canasite, and microcline feldspar.

Why Collect

Charoite’s rarity, combined with its mesmerizing purple patterns, makes it a must-have for serious collectors. It is also widely used in decorative carving, cabochons, and jewelry.
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