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Description
Mineral Species : Prehnite
Location : Jaén, Spain
Hardness : 6 tot 6.5
Chemical Formula : Ca2Al2Si3O10(OH)2
Length : 20 tot 45 mm
Width : 18 tot 26 mm
Hight : 14 tot 25 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can varry in size and collor.
Prehnite
The mineral prehnite was named in 1788 by Abraham Gotlieb Werner after the Dutch Hendrick von Prehn. Who discovered the mineral on August 2, 1733 in the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. It is a calcium aluminum silicate belonging to the inosillicates. And contrary to what you might expect, it is not a zeolite, but the mineral is often found near zeolites. Prehnite has a pearly luster and belongs to the orthonombic crystal system. The colors of prehnite can vary from colorless, white, gray to yellow yellow green and green. However, the streak color of the mineral is always white.
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Location : Jaén, Spain
Hardness : 6 tot 6.5
Chemical Formula : Ca2Al2Si3O10(OH)2
Length : 20 tot 45 mm
Width : 18 tot 26 mm
Hight : 14 tot 25 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can varry in size and collor.
Prehnite
The mineral prehnite was named in 1788 by Abraham Gotlieb Werner after the Dutch Hendrick von Prehn. Who discovered the mineral on August 2, 1733 in the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. It is a calcium aluminum silicate belonging to the inosillicates. And contrary to what you might expect, it is not a zeolite, but the mineral is often found near zeolites. Prehnite has a pearly luster and belongs to the orthonombic crystal system. The colors of prehnite can vary from colorless, white, gray to yellow yellow green and green. However, the streak color of the mineral is always white.