Vanadinite Cluster Specimen (30g) — Morocco

Vanadinite Cluster Specimen — Morocco

Focus • Endurance • Purposeful Action

This Vanadinite cluster specimen from Morocco is a compact collector piece with deep red-brown color, reflective luster, and intergrown crystal structure. Instead of presenting as a single isolated crystal, this specimen shows clustered Vanadinite growth with multiple faces, edges, and natural contact points across the form.

The darker coloration gives this piece a more grounded presence than the brighter red-orange thumbnail specimens. Under light, the crystal faces show flashes of luster and subtle surface variation, making the piece especially rewarding for close viewing.

Vanadinite is a secondary lead chlorovanadate mineral most often found in oxidized lead-bearing deposits. Moroccan Vanadinite is widely collected for its saturated color, geometric crystal habit, and bright surface luster. This specimen highlights the clustered side of Vanadinite growth, with intergrown crystals forming a dense, sculptural mineral body.

The specimen includes a beveled-edge acrylic display stand measuring approximately 28 x 28 x 14 mm. The stand gives the piece a clean, elevated presentation while keeping the compact cluster visually centered for cabinet, shelf, desk, or altar display.

Specs

• Mineral: Vanadinite
• Locality: Morocco
• Weight: 30g / approx. 1.06 oz
• Specimen Dimensions: Approx. 28 x 20 x 18 mm / 1.10 x 0.79 x 0.71 in
• Display Stand: Beveled-edge acrylic stand included
• Stand Dimensions: Approx. 28 x 28 x 14 mm / 1.10 x 1.10 x 0.55 in
• Specimen Size: Toenail specimen by collector sizing
• Color: Deep red-brown to reddish Vanadinite
• Crystal Habit: Compact intergrown Vanadinite cluster with reflective crystal faces
• Chemical Composition: Vanadinite — Pb₅(VO₄)₃Cl
• Selection: One-of-a-kind; exact specimen shown

Geological Notes

Vanadinite is a secondary lead chlorovanadate mineral that typically forms in the oxidized zones of lead deposits. It is known for its red, orange-red, brownish-red, and occasionally darker crystal forms, often with a bright resinous to sub-adamantine luster.

This Moroccan Vanadinite specimen shows compact clustered growth rather than a single dominant crystal. The intergrown form gives the piece density and visual depth, with multiple crystal faces catching light across the surface.

The darker red-brown coloration gives this specimen a more grounded appearance, while the reflective crystal faces preserve the vivid mineral character Vanadinite is known for.

Mystic Parcel Notes

Vanadinite has a direct, activating energy that is often associated with focus, stamina, creative discipline, and sustained motivation. It is not soft or passive; it feels concentrated, structured, and ready to move.

This darker cluster has a heavier, more grounded presence than the brighter red-orange pieces. It is well suited for a work surface, studio shelf, or collection space where the intention is disciplined follow-through, focused energy, and purposeful action.

What you’ll receive

• One (1) Vanadinite cluster specimen from Morocco — exact specimen shown
• One (1) beveled-edge acrylic display stand, approx. 28 x 28 x 14 mm
• Standard Mystic Parcel Specimen Card

How to use

• Display as a compact Curio Cabinet mineral specimen on the included acrylic stand.
• Place on a desk, shelf, altar, or collector display where the crystal faces can catch light.
• Use as a visual anchor for focused work, motivation, creative discipline, and follow-through.
• Pair with planning, journaling, or project rituals when steady action is needed.

Care

• Handle gently and avoid impact, scraping, or repeated handling.
• Vanadinite contains lead as part of its natural mineral composition; wash hands after handling.
• Keep away from children, pets, food preparation areas, and water-based elixirs.
• Avoid water, salt, acids, chemical cleaners, and prolonged humidity exposure.
• Dust gently with a soft dry brush or microfiber cloth.

Notes: This is a natural mineral specimen and may show natural crystal growth textures, surface variation, contact points, edge irregularities, and small areas of matrix or mineral breakage. Photos show the exact specimen you will receive. Crystal use is complementary to and not a substitute for professional advice.