Seraphinite is the popular name for the mica-like mineral known as clinochlore.
Seraphinite Mineral Specimens, Polished Seraphinite Wands & Slabs, and Seraphinite Lapidary Grade Rough Specimens
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Seraphinite is the popular name for the mineral clinochlore, which is the magnesian end member of the mica-like chlorite clay mineral group. Clinochlore is similar in habit to the micas, and both clinochlore and the micas are members of a category of sheet silicate minerals known as phyllosilicates, however clinochlore sheets are inelastic while mica sheets show high elasticity. For more info on the numerous micas and mica-like clay mineral varieties, see our Mica Mineral Information page. You can see Clinochlore Mineral Specimens displayed further up this page!
See also our page displaying Seraphinite (clinochlore) Spheres and Eggs, our muscovite mica, our fuchsite mica mineral specimens, and our lepidolite mica mineral specimens.
Our natural seraphinite rough is mined in Russia. We also have in stock the rare and unique natural Russian coal known as shungite. Be sure to see our online offerings of the rare chatoyant Siberian mineral charoite.
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