CAVANSITE SPECIMEN

Cavansite is a mesmerizing and visually striking mineral that belongs to the zeolite group. It was first discovered in India in 1967 and has since become highly sought after by mineral collectors and enthusiasts around the world.

Cavansite is known for its vibrant blue to green-blue color, which is truly captivating. The intense blue hues are caused by the presence of copper in its chemical composition. It typically forms as small, acicular crystals or as radial aggregates on matrix, creating beautiful and intricate formations.

One of the most remarkable characteristics of cavansite is its ability to fluoresce under ultraviolet (UV) light. When exposed to UV light, cavansite exhibits a stunning electric blue glow, which adds to its allure and makes it a favorite among collectors who appreciate its unique luminescence.

Metaphysically, cavansite is associated with several beneficial properties. It is believed to enhance intuition, psychic abilities, and spiritual awareness. Cavansite is often used during meditation and spiritual practices to deepen one's connection with higher realms of consciousness and facilitate communication with spiritual guides or angels.

In addition to its spiritual properties, cavansite is also associated with emotional healing and balance. It is said to promote feelings of calmness, serenity, and inner peace. Cavansite is thought to help release negative emotions, such as anxiety and stress, and encourage a positive outlook on life. It can be a valuable ally for those seeking emotional support and seeking to overcome challenging situations.

Cavansite is primarily found in India, particularly in the Pune region of Maharashtra. It is also found in other locations around the world, including Brazil, New Zealand, and Oregon in the United States. Due to its relatively rare occurrence and unique beauty, cavansite is highly valued by mineral collectors and is often used in lapidary work, cut into cabochons, or displayed as a mineral specimen.

When handling cavansite, it is important to note that it is a relatively soft mineral, ranking around 3.5 to 4 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. Therefore, it should be handled with care to avoid scratching or damaging the crystal.

You will receive the exact specimen, pictured.
Approx sizing: 4.8 x 2.9 x 2.6cm

Cavansite on Heulandite