Turmalin Kristall - Höhe: 13.5 cm - Breite: 7 cm- 535 g - (1)
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Ein einzelnes schwarzes Turmalin‑Exemplar (Schorl) aus Mount Hopar, Hunza Valley, Gilgit‑Baltistan, Pakistan, 13,5 cm hoch, 7 cm breit, 4,5 cm tief, Gewicht 535 g, mit elongierten trigonal Kristallen und scharfen prismatischen Flächen sowie beigefügten weißen Quarz‑Klümpchen für einen markanten „Schnee auf Fels“-Effekt, in sehr gutem Zustand.
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An impressive and aesthetically pleasing specimen of Schorl (Black Tourmaline) from the famous Hunza Valley in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. This piece stands out due to its elongated, pillar-like growth and its deep black, vitreous luster.
The specimen consists of multiple parallel-grown, trigonal tourmaline crystals. The prism faces show the classic, sharp vertical striation (Ringspuren/Längsstreifung) typical for high-quality Schorl. Accompanying the black tourmaline are contrasting clusters of small, translucent to white Quartz crystals, which provide a beautiful "snow-on-rock" effect.
As noted on the original collector's label from 1999, these are classic three-sided (trigonal) columnar crystals. A powerful and highly decorative cabinet piece for collectors of pegmatite minerals.
Mineral: Black Tourmaline (Schorl)
Locality: Mount Hopar, Hunza Valley, Pakistan
Weight: 535 g
Dimensions: 13.5 cm (Height) x 7 cm (Width) x 4.5 cm (Depth)
Crystal System: Trigonal
Condition:
Very good condition. The terminations (crystal heads) are well-defined, and the contrast with the associated quartz is very sharp. Includes the original hand-written collection label from 1999
An impressive and aesthetically pleasing specimen of Schorl (Black Tourmaline) from the famous Hunza Valley in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. This piece stands out due to its elongated, pillar-like growth and its deep black, vitreous luster.
The specimen consists of multiple parallel-grown, trigonal tourmaline crystals. The prism faces show the classic, sharp vertical striation (Ringspuren/Längsstreifung) typical for high-quality Schorl. Accompanying the black tourmaline are contrasting clusters of small, translucent to white Quartz crystals, which provide a beautiful "snow-on-rock" effect.
As noted on the original collector's label from 1999, these are classic three-sided (trigonal) columnar crystals. A powerful and highly decorative cabinet piece for collectors of pegmatite minerals.
Mineral: Black Tourmaline (Schorl)
Locality: Mount Hopar, Hunza Valley, Pakistan
Weight: 535 g
Dimensions: 13.5 cm (Height) x 7 cm (Width) x 4.5 cm (Depth)
Crystal System: Trigonal
Condition:
Very good condition. The terminations (crystal heads) are well-defined, and the contrast with the associated quartz is very sharp. Includes the original hand-written collection label from 1999
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Hauptmineral
Turmalin
Kristallform
Kristall
Gewicht
535 g
Herkunft (Region/ Stadt)
Mount Hopar, Hunza Valley
Herkunftsland
Pakistan
Höhe
13,5 cm
Breite
7 cm
Tiefe
4,5 cm
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