Natural Peridot Crystal Specimen on Matrix – Supat Mines, Pakistan A remarkable museum-quality natural Peridot crystal specimen from the renowned Supat Mines, Pakistan, weighing an impressive 2,730 grams and measuring approximately 184 × 180 × 71 mm. This large cabinet specimen features a striking natural formation of numerous Peridot crystals attached to a hard host-rock matrix, creating an attractive clustered/bunch-like arrangement. Several prominent crystals are clearly visible across the front face, displaying their natural green color, attractive lustre and good transparency. The crystals exhibit well-developed natural terminations, with no visible repairs or artificial restoration. Their different sizes and close intergrowth with one another give the specimen a highly aesthetic and distinctive natural structure. The combination of multiple Peridot crystals, their vivid green appearance and the rugged matrix creates an impressive three-dimensional display. The specimen is self-standing, allowing the principal crystal-covered face to be displayed prominently and viewed clearly from the front. Its substantial size, natural crystal clustering and attractive overall formation make it an excellent collector's specimen, cabinet display piece or museum-quality mineral collection addition. Key Features Mineral: Natural Peridot Locality: Supat Mines, Pakistan Weight: 2,730 g Dimensions: 184 × 180 × 71 mm Formation: Multiple Peridot crystals in clustered formation on hard rock matrix Lustre: Attractive natural lustre Transparency: Good transparency in the visible crystals Termination: Naturally terminated crystals Repairs: No visible repairs Display: Self-standing Type: Large cabinet / museum-quality specimen A highly attractive and substantial Peridot specimen, particularly notable for its natural cluster of crystals growing together on matrix. A beautiful choice for serious mineral collectors and display collections.