Mineral Specimens - Barite Sericite (Approx. 60 Pieces per Tray)

This mineral specimen tray contains natural combinations of barite and sericite in assorted formations. Each piece varies in shape, texture, and colour, reflecting the natural variation of these mineral aggregates.

Product Specifications

Net Weight: 2300g/Tray
Shipping Weight: 2300g
Approx. Quantity: 60 pieces

• Natural barite and sericite mineral combination
• Assorted specimen formations
• Each piece unique in texture and appearance
• Suitable for display or collection use
• Tray-packed bulk mineral set

Materials/Ingredients

Mineral (Barite, Sericite)

Historical & Geological Background

Barite (barium sulfate) is a common mineral formed in hydrothermal veins and sedimentary environments, often found alongside other minerals in layered deposits. It is known for its high density and wide range of crystal habits, from tabular crystals to massive formations.

Sericite is a fine-grained form of muscovite mica, typically formed through the alteration of feldspar-rich rocks under metamorphic conditions. It often appears as silky, fibrous aggregates.

When found together, barite and sericite create visually interesting composite mineral specimens that are valued by collectors for their contrasting textures and natural formation processes.