Crocoite mineral specimen on matrix in an acrylic display case from Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia

Vendor:Rare Earth Gallery

Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia

$250.00

Display this vibrant Crocoite mineral specimen from the Adelaide Mine in Dundas, Tasmania, Australia, in its acrylic case to add a geological accent to your collection or room.

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Crocoite on Matrix Mineral

Exact Details and Fit

Crocoite on Matrix

Specimen Source
Adelaide mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Weight: 71 grams Display Case Material: Acrylic Affixing Method: Hot glue

What arrives

1 Crocoite on matrix specimen in acrylic display case

Collector’s Display

Ready to Showcase

Place the acrylic display case on a stable surface where light can illuminate the mineral to view its crystal formations clearly.

Shipping & Returns

Secure and Easy

Shipping

Shipping rates vary; see checkout for estimates. Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days. Multiple supplier shipping rates shown.

Returns

30-day return policy with no label or restocking fees.
Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia

Fire on stone

A flash of vivid orange needles lifting from pale matrix, held in a clear acrylic case that frames the drama without interrupting it.

Collected calm

Crocoite, paused mid-spark

From Dundas with heat

Shelves can feel mute—too many quiet tones, not enough focus. The Crocoite on Matrix from the Adelaide Mine brings a defined point of attention, a small ignition of color that reads across a room. The included 2.25-inch acrylic display case keeps the scene composed.

A precise accent

Rooms gather energy around singular objects with a story. This specimen’s saturated orange crystals against pale ground create contrast that invites a second look, then a third. Its compact scale and total weight of 71g make it effortless to place, move, and study. The case lets it live openly on a desk, shelf, or sideboard with a finished feel.

For the considered collector

Someone who edits carefully, favors smaller objects with big character, and appreciates minerals sourced from specific localities like the Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania.

Place and notice

Set the cased specimen on a bookshelf or worktable where natural light can catch the orange crystals and define the texture of the matrix.
Rare Earth Gallery brand cover

About the Source

Rare Earth Gallery

Rare Earth Gallery brings natural history into interiors through a curated selection of minerals and collectibles. Based in Bellingham, WA, the supplier focuses on crystals, gemstones, jewelry, seashells and other natural creations chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Each specimen is presented with dimensions, origin details, and notes about natural variation so buyers can weigh scale and character before committing. That attention to selection and detail makes Rare Earth Gallery a source of single, display-ready pieces—whether you seek a dramatic centerpiece for a shelf, a study specimen for a collection, or a small talisman to wear. If you care about one-of-a-kind geological character and visible presence, these finds merit a place in view.
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Common Questions

Mineral Display FAQs

What are the exact dimensions of the specimen?
Review the current product images, selected options, and listing details for Crocoite on Matrix Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia before ordering.
How is it displayed?
Your shipping rate and delivery estimate are shown at checkout for your address.
What is the total weight?
The combined weight is 71 grams.
Where is this crocoite from?
It comes from the Adelaide Mine in Dundas, Tasmania, Australia.
Can the specimen be removed from the case?
It is currently secured with hot glue in the acrylic case; removal would require detaching that adhesive.