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Mineral of the Month: March 2026
Stibnite

VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html VIEW ARTICLE Stibnite is an antimony sulfide mineral and the principal ore of antimony. The name is derived from the Greek stibi through the Latin stibium as the original name for the mineral and the element antimony. Hence, the symbol for antimony is Sb. ~ Article by Bill Jones, Sidewinder Minerals VIEW BOOK NEVADA BOOK from Lithographie (lith14-4)
NEVADA – JACKPOT! Mint condition. One of my favorite books from the monograph series from Lithographie, Inc. Some 124 pages with 16 chapters written by experts around the world. Chapters on gold and silver mining, barite from Meikle mine, turquoise, opal, garnets, stibnite and famous locations such as Hallelujah Junction and Majuba Hill mine. A map of Nevada Mineral Localities is included. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE CLUSTER from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This complex cluster has Stibnite blades as long as 4 inches. The color is silver. It has a brilliant metallic luster. The piece has minor white Calcite blades. VIEW MINERAL STIBNITE Crystal, terminated, 5.4 inches from China
Stibnite is an Antimony Sulfide mineral. This specimen has one primary Stibnite crystal 5.4 inches long that is terminated at one end. The color is silver-gray. It has a metallic luster. The piece has many minor Stibnite crystals at one end. More Info about Stibnite More Info about Stibnite
Mindat page : mindat.org/min-3782.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

   

 

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