A rare mineral composed of beryllium borate that is colorless or pale yellow and found in some pegmatite rocks.
Named after the chemist Albert Hambauer and the suffix -ite used for minerals, following the convention of naming minerals after scientists or locations where they are discovered.
Hambergite is so rare that only a handful of gem-quality specimens exist, making it one of the rarest collectible minerals on Earth—some pieces are worth more per carat than diamonds!
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