Top electric blue cavansite on geode Fluorescent - Height: 8.5 cm - Width: 6 cm- 239 g

Cavansite is a striking blue hydrous calcium vanadium silicate mineral that forms beautiful crystal clusters, often found growing on basalt geodes. The electric blue color of cavansite is due to its vanadium content, and it fluoresces under ultraviolet light, enhancing its visual appeal for collectors. This specimen, standing about 8.5 cm tall and weighing nearly 240 grams, exhibits cavansite crystals atop a geode matrix, highlighting the mineral’s association with volcanic rocks. Cavansite is relatively rare and prized for its vivid color, crystal habit, and rarity. Mineral enthusiasts value specimens that show sharp, well-developed cavansite crystals contrasting with the host rock. Its aesthetic qualities and unusual occurrences make cavansite an attractive piece both scientifically and decoratively.