SCANDINAVIAN MINERALS
Anapaite crystals from Kerchensky Iron Mine, Kerch Peninsula, Crimea, Russia and Bellver de Cerdanya, Lleida, Catalonia, Spain.
Anapaite is a relatively rare mineral that belongs to the apatite group.
It is named after the town of Anapa in Ukraine, where it was first discovered.
Formula: Ca2Fe2+(PO4)2 · 4H2O
Additional reading: Mindat.org.All prices are in Swedish currency or US$.
Exchange rate 100:- SEK. (= €10, $9, £12)
Discount is available. Make an offer.This Lot was published January 2026.
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Item: an1. Anapaite Kerchensky Iron Mine,
Kerch Peninsula, Crimea, Russia Size: 5x3.5cm. 493:-SEK. US$49.00. Type locality. |
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Item: an2. Anapaite Kerchensky Iron Mine,
Kerch Peninsula, Crimea, Russia Size: 3x2.5cm. 244:-SEK. US$25.00. Type locality. |
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Item: an3. Anapaite with Calcite,
Kerchensky Iron Mine, Kerch Peninsula, Crimea, Russia Size: 2.5x2.2cm. 528:-SEK. US$53.00. Type locality. |
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Item: an4. Anapaite Bellver de Cerdanya,
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain. Size: 5x4.5cm. 119:-SEK. US$12.00. |
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Item: an5. Anapaite Bellver de Cerdanya,
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain. Size: 6.5x6cm. 193:-SEK. US$20.00. |
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Item: an6. Anapaite Kerchensky Iron Mine,
Kerch Peninsula, Crimea, Russia Size: 5x3.5cm. 657:-SEK. US$66.00. Type locality. Museum Label nr 22, Central Geological Research and Survey Museum, Leningrad (today S:t Petersburg), USSR (Russia) |