Item Name = Childrenite-Eosphorite with Rose Quartz
Dimension = 43*39*22 MM
Weight = 34 Gram
Origin = Nuristan AFGHANISTAN
Treatment = Natural
Color = As Shown

This specimen weighs 34 Gram and features sharp Childrenite crystals beautifully set with Rose Quartz and Muscovite mica on matrix from Afghanistan. The combination of phosphate and silicate minerals creates an elegant display piece with striking contrasts in color and texture.

Childrenite – (Fe²⁺AlPO₄(OH)₂·H₂O) is a rare iron aluminum phosphate mineral, closely related to Eosphorite. It is usually found in granite pegmatites, often in association with quartz, mica, and other rare phosphates. While notable sources include Brazil, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany, fine material also occurs in Afghanistan, producing attractive collector specimens such as this piece.

This specimen makes an excellent addition for collectors of rare phosphates and pegmatite minerals. The presence of both Rose Quartz and Muscovite mica adds beauty and mineralogical interest, making it a perfect cabinet display piece for enthusiasts who value unusual mineral combinations.