Collector's Lapis Lazuli Freeform – Rare Dual-Finish Statement Piece - Höhe: 420 mm - Breite: 230 mm- 12.6 kg - (1)

02
Tage
15
Stunden
45
Minuten
40
Sekunden
Aktuelles Gebot
€ 99
Mindestpreis nicht erreicht
Georgia Foteinou
Experte
Von Georgia Foteinou ausgewählt

Verfügt über einen BSc in Geologie und einen Aufbaustudiengang in Geochemie.

Schätzung  € 4.100 - € 4.600
AT
99 €

Käuferschutz auf Catawiki

Ihre Zahlung wird von uns sicher verwahrt, bis Sie Ihr Objekt erhalten.Details ansehen

Trustpilot 4.4 | 137853 Bewertungen

Auf Trustpilot als hervorragend bewertet.

Collector's Lapis Lazuli Freeform – Seltenes Dual-Finish-Statement-Stück aus Sare Sang Valley, Afghanistan.

KI-gestützte Zusammenfassung

Vom Verkäufer bereitgestellte Beschreibung

This extraordinary Lapis Lazuli Freeform Sculpture is a truly unique collector's piece that beautifully combines the elegance of a polished gemstone with the raw beauty of its natural formation. Expertly crafted, one side has been polished to reveal an intense royal blue Lapis Lazuli, while the opposite side has been left in its natural state, creating a striking contrast between refinement and nature.

The polished side displays an exceptional deep royal blue colour accented by delicate white Calcite veining and fine golden Pyrite inclusions, giving the stone remarkable depth and character. Every angle reveals a different interplay of colour and natural mineral patterns.

The reverse side is equally fascinating. Here, the natural Calcite mother rock remains untouched, forming a beautiful white to light grey textured surface. Scattered across this natural matrix are countless small sparkling Pyrite crystals, creating a spectacular mineral landscape that perfectly illustrates how Lapis Lazuli occurs in nature. This rare combination of polished gemstone and untouched host rock makes the sculpture both educational and visually captivating.

Rather than simply being a decorative object, this is a museum-quality mineral sculpture that celebrates the geological formation of one of the world's most admired gemstones. It is equally suited for serious collectors, luxury interiors, galleries, museums, executive offices and high-end display spaces.

A remarkable one-of-a-kind Object that offers two completely different viewing experiences in a single sculpture.

Der Verkäufer stellt sich vor

For almost 30 years, we have been passionately engaged in the field of minerals and gemstones. This is not just a job for us; it is a dedication that we pursue with joy. As direct importers, we primarily focus on minerals and gemstones from Afghanistan and Pakistan, but we also include products from around the world, including Madagascar, various regions in Africa, and Far Eastern countries such as China and Indonesia. We proudly showcase our products worldwide at leading mineral and gemstone fairs. Our selection is based on careful handpicking from our extensive inventory. All items you see here are shipped directly from Stuttgart, Germany, to locations around the globe. If you have any questions, we are always available to assist you.

This extraordinary Lapis Lazuli Freeform Sculpture is a truly unique collector's piece that beautifully combines the elegance of a polished gemstone with the raw beauty of its natural formation. Expertly crafted, one side has been polished to reveal an intense royal blue Lapis Lazuli, while the opposite side has been left in its natural state, creating a striking contrast between refinement and nature.

The polished side displays an exceptional deep royal blue colour accented by delicate white Calcite veining and fine golden Pyrite inclusions, giving the stone remarkable depth and character. Every angle reveals a different interplay of colour and natural mineral patterns.

The reverse side is equally fascinating. Here, the natural Calcite mother rock remains untouched, forming a beautiful white to light grey textured surface. Scattered across this natural matrix are countless small sparkling Pyrite crystals, creating a spectacular mineral landscape that perfectly illustrates how Lapis Lazuli occurs in nature. This rare combination of polished gemstone and untouched host rock makes the sculpture both educational and visually captivating.

Rather than simply being a decorative object, this is a museum-quality mineral sculpture that celebrates the geological formation of one of the world's most admired gemstones. It is equally suited for serious collectors, luxury interiors, galleries, museums, executive offices and high-end display spaces.

A remarkable one-of-a-kind Object that offers two completely different viewing experiences in a single sculpture.

Der Verkäufer stellt sich vor

For almost 30 years, we have been passionately engaged in the field of minerals and gemstones. This is not just a job for us; it is a dedication that we pursue with joy. As direct importers, we primarily focus on minerals and gemstones from Afghanistan and Pakistan, but we also include products from around the world, including Madagascar, various regions in Africa, and Far Eastern countries such as China and Indonesia. We proudly showcase our products worldwide at leading mineral and gemstone fairs. Our selection is based on careful handpicking from our extensive inventory. All items you see here are shipped directly from Stuttgart, Germany, to locations around the globe. If you have any questions, we are always available to assist you.

Details

Stückzahl
1
Hauptmineral
Collector's Lapis Lazuli Freeform –
Kristallform
Rare Dual-Finish Statement Piece
Gewicht
12,6 kg
Herkunft (Region/ Stadt)
Sare Sang Valley
Herkunftsland
Afghanistan
Höhe
420 mm
Breite
230 mm
Tiefe
120 mm
Verkauft von
DeutschlandVerifiziert
2616
Verkaufte Objekte
98,79 %
protop

Ähnliche Objekte

Für Sie aus der Kategorie

Mineralien und Meteoriten