Vanadinit - Natürliche Kristallstufe aus Marokko 7x4x3cm - 0,17kg Nr.31

Vanadinit - Natürliche Kristallstufe aus Marokko 7x4x3cm - 0,17kg Nr.31

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Vanadinit - Natürliche Kristallstufe aus Marokko 7x4x3cm - 0,17kg Nr.31Unsere Vanadinit Rohstufen aus Marokko, Fundort Mibladen in der Provinz Midelt zhlen zu den beeindruckendsten natrlichen Mineralien weltweit. Mit ihren leuchtenden rot bis orangefarbenen Kristallen und der markanten hexagonalen Struktur sind sie ein echter Blickfang fr moderne Raumgestaltung, hochwertige Sammlungen und Naturliebhaber. Marokko gehrt zu den weltweit bedeutendsten Fundorten fr hochwertigen Vanadinit. Besonders bekannt sind die Regionen

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