"This extremely rare mineral, a sodium beryllium zirconium phoshate, has been found in one of the pegmatite veins in the Wycherproof granite. It infills irregular cavities up to 8mm across, as deep purplish blue vitreous to fibrous masses and as granular pale purle aggregates mixed with limonite and muscovite. It may be associated with wardite and eosphorite."
Habit:
Has not been found in crystals
Colour:
pale purple to purplish blue
Quality for species:
Excellent - world class for species or very significant. (!!)
Wycheproof granite quarry, Wycheproof, Buloke Shire, Victoria, Australia