Minerals from China — collector-grade Chinese mineral specimens
About Chinese mineral specimens
China is one of the most important sources of modern mineral specimens, known for classic fluorite, calcite, quartz, stibnite, baryte, scheelite, cassiterite, azurite and many other collectible minerals. At MyMineralBox, our Chinese mineral specimens are selected for crystal form, colour, locality, association minerals and display value. For a price-first starting point, browse our affordable Chinese mineral specimens, with starter picks under US$25 and more choices up to US$50.
This collection includes pieces from well-known Chinese localities such as the Yaogangxian Mine in Hunan, Daye in Hubei, Xuebaoding in Sichuan, and Fujian, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Guangxi and Inner Mongolia. Each specimen is photographed, measured and listed individually, so collectors can choose the exact piece they will receive. For a species-and-locality view, compare current stock from Yaogangxian fluorite, Xianghualing fluorite, Shangbao fluorite, Fujian fluorite, Xuebaoding scheelite, and Lengshuijiang stibnite.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Chinese mineral specimens online?
You can buy Chinese mineral specimens from MyMineralBox through this collection, where each card links to the individually photographed piece offered. Before buying, open the listing and check the recorded mineral, mine, province, or region locality level, dimensions, condition, price, stock status, and any repair or treatment disclosure. Use the filters to compare currently listed specimens by locality and mineral.
What minerals is China known for?
China is known for fluorite, calcite, quartz, stibnite, baryte, scheelite, cassiterite, azurite, pyromorphite, hematite, and many other collectible minerals.
Are these natural mineral specimens?
Most pieces in this collection are natural mineral specimens. If a piece is carved, polished, repaired, or treated, this is noted on the product page.
Do you list the exact locality?
We list the most accurate locality information available — mine, province, or region. Some specimens carry broader locality labels when exact mine data is unavailable.
Do you ship Chinese mineral specimens worldwide?
Yes. MyMineralBox ships worldwide, with free shipping on orders over $38 USD.