Mineral Type - Wulfenite

Wulfenite is fairly rare but is known from Namibia and Congo. The mineral was named after the Austrian mineralogist, Frantz Xaver von Wulfen (1728-1805). Wulfenite is a secondary lead mineral which ranges from yellow to orange in colour. Wulfenite is recognised as being fluorescent and under short to long UV is generally yellow to orange to red. A very rare and very beautiful mineral species for the collectors.
Natural Dioptase Specimen With Wulfenite Yellow Crystals x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo - TopRock

Natural Dioptase Specimen With Wulfenite Yellow Crystals x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo

R 3,344.00 ZAR
Natural Extra Large Dioptase & Wulfenite Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo - TopRock

Natural Extra Large Dioptase & Wulfenite Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo

R 5,940.00 ZAR
Natural XXL Exquisite Museum Dioptase & Wulfenite Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo - TopRock

Natural XXL Exquisite Museum Dioptase & Wulfenite Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo

R 103,400.00 ZAR
Natural Extra Large Dioptase & Wulfenite Bright Emerald Green & Bright Yellow With Copper Residue Coating Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo - TopRock

Natural Extra Large Dioptase & Wulfenite Bright Emerald Green & Bright Yellow With Copper Residue Coating Specimen x 1 from Brazzaville, Congo

R 24,640.00 ZAR