Single Specimen of Apatite

Single specimen of Apatite. Remember all our prices include VAT & carriage within the UK.

Apatite is a type of phosphate mineral that is primarily composed of calcium and phosphorus, along with minor amounts of other elements such as fluorine and chlorine. It has a hexagonal shape and a wide range of colours, including green, blue, and yellow.

It is a common mineral in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks, and is commonly found in phosphate-rich rocks such as apatite veins or phosphate nodules.

Apatite has a variety of uses, including as a source of phosphorus for fertilizer production, in the manufacture of certain types of ceramics and glass, and as a gemstone.