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Xenotime For Sale

Acquiring Xenotime specimens demands a discerning eye and informed choices. Commence by assessing the color - Xenotime is typically brown, yellow, or reddish-brown. Seek well-saturated, rich hues. Clarity is critical; opt for specimens with minimal inclusions for optimal visual appeal. Size and crystal form are significant factors, with larger, well-defined crystals being more valuable. Consider the origin; Xenotime from Madagascar and Brazil is renowned for its quality. Matrix and associated minerals can enhance a specimen's uniqueness. Request a reputable mineralogical certificate for authenticity. By adhering to these criteria, you'll ensure your Xenotime specimen is a genuine and exquisite addition to your mineral collection.