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rare earth element (REE) minerals

our current specimen Localities Include:

  • MacDonald Mine, Ontario (Canada) - Originally opened for feldspar in the early 1900s and later prospected for uranium in the 1950s. It became famous among mineralogists for containing rare-earth element pegmatite minerals. The mine is closed with reclamation completed in 2014. Digging and collected are currently prohibited on the property. These specimens are radioactive.
  • Lynchburg Reservoir, Amherst County, Virginia (USA) - A noted locality for deeply-weathered pegmatite deposits containing unusually large crystals of the Allanite Group (specifically allanite-Ce) occurring as late replacement or accessory minerals in local pegmatite. These specimens are radioactive.
  • Poudrette Quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, Canada -  A world-class reservoir for REEs. While most geological formations contain REEs only as microscopic impurities, the extreme, hyper-alkaline chemistry of the Poudrette Quarry East Hill suite concentrated these elements, forcing them to form as essential, structural building blocks of entirely unique minerals. 
  • Zagi Mountain, Pakistan -  Zagi Mountain in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province is globally famous for producing world-class, sharp, honey-brown to reddish crystals of rare earth minerals like Bastnasite and Xenotime.   

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Arriving SOON! allanite-(Ce) | Monroe County, New York | $75

Black Allanite crystals in matrix from Monroe County, New York.

Ex Dr. F. Krantz 

Small Cabinet: 7 x 6 x 3.5 cm.


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $75


Refer to Specimen No. XEN01 | CONTACT TO RESERVE!

Xenotime-(Y) | Zagi Mountain, Pakistan | $35

An aesthetic doubly terminated rare Xenotime-(Y) cluster from Zagi Mountain, Pakistan. Xenotime-(Y) is an Yttrium phosphate that serves as a major ore source for heavy REEs.  Zagi Xenotime forms sharp, well-crystallized specimens highly sought by collectors. 


Micromount: 0.8 x 0.4 x 0.3 cm.


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $35


Refer to Specimen No. XEN01 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

Uranpyrochlore | Ontario, Canada | $315

This beefy boy weighs 500 g and measures 2.5 x 1.75 x 1.5 inches. Reads 320,000 CPM (Radiacode 110) and 66 uSv/hr (D.B. Kingery Collection).


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $315


Refer to Specimen No. UPY05 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

Bastnasite-(Ce) | Zagi Mtn. Pakistan | $45

An aesthetic doubly terminated rare Bastnasite-(Ce) cluster from Zagi Mountain, Pakistan.  A Cerium-rich fluorocarbonate mineral serving as a primary ore source for light REEs. Celebrated by mineral collectors worldwide for its rich golden-amber, honey-brown, or reddish hues, waxy-to-vitreous luster, and pristine hexagonal tabular crystal habits. 


 Micromount: 0.7 x 0.7 x 0.4 cm.


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $35


Refer to Specimen No. BAS03 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

bastnasite-(Ce) | Quebec, Canada | $48

Very nice specimen of excellent bastnasite-(Ce) crystals associated with analcime, ankerite and synchysite-(Ce). Collected in 2016 (Collection Arkane). 


This specimen is not radioactive.


Small Miniature: 3.1 x 2.4 x 2.1 cm


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $48


Refer to Specimen No. REE4 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

allanite-(Ce) | Virginia, USA | $325

Our largest Allanite specimen weighing in at 497 g and measuring 3.0 x 3.5 x 2.25 inches. Reads 14,000 CPM (Radiacode 110) and 3 uSv/hr (D.B. Kingery Collection).


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $325


Refer to Specimen No. REE1 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

monteregianite-(Y) | Quebec, Canada | $55

Classic type locality specimen of fluorescent monteregianite-(Y) fibers and steacyite microcrystals, associated with fluorescent sodalite and albite, and with calcite, arfvedsonite and epididymite. Collected by Gilles Haineault in 1993 (Photos under visible, LWUV & SWUV). 


This specimen is not radioactive.


Thumbnail: 2.2 x 2.2 x 2.0 cm


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $55


Refer to Specimen No. REE5 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

allanite-(Ce) | Virginia, USA | $165

Weighs 112.4 g and measures 2.5 x 1.75 x 1.40 inches. Reads 5,000 CPM (Radiacode 110) and 0.9 uSv/hr (D.B. Kingery Collection).


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $165


Refer to Specimen No. REE2 | CONTACT TO ORDER!

allanite-(Ce) | Virginia, USA | $135

Weighs 98.7 g and measures 2.5 x 1.75 x 1.5 inches. Reads 8,000 CPM (Radiacode 110) and 1.5 uSv/hr (D.B. Kingery Collection).


Total With Taxes & Shipping (USA Only): $135


Refer to Specimen No. REE3 | CONTACT TO ORDER!


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