Rich Fluorescent Blue Afghanite Specimen from Badakhshan Afghanistan Specimen - Height: 40 mm - Width: 35 mm - 83 g - (1)
Afghanite is a rare and captivating mineral found predominantly in Afghanistan's Badakhshan region. It belongs to the cancrinite group and is prized for its striking deep blue color and fluorescent properties under UV light. Afghanite crystallizes in trigonal or hexagonal forms, often associated with alkaline igneous rocks. Its rich fluorescent blue makes it a sought-after specimen among mineral collectors who focus on rarity and vibrant mineral colors. Due to its scarcity and intense coloration, Afghanite holds a special niche in mineral collections and is often showcased for its vivid glow and unique geological origin.
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