Awesome Thomsonite Crystal cluster - Height: 45 mm - Width: 44 mm- 86 g






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Crystal cluster of orange Thomsonite, main mineral Thomsonite, from Kannad, Aurangabad District, Maharashtra, India; weight 86 g, dimensions 45 × 44 × 31 mm, mounted on an acrylic base.
Description from the seller
Thomsonite – Kannad, Maharashtra, India
Here we have a very aesthetic piece of orange Thomsonite crystals on contrasting matrix. Specimen glued to the acrylic base.
This specimen comes from a reputable source and has not been altered or treated in any way—what you see is its natural form. The photos are taken under daylight-equivalent LED lighting to show the specimen as accurately as possible. Please note: some colors can be difficult to capture accurately in photographs. I do my best to present the specimen faithfully.
All items are professionally packed and shipped with tracking. I have many years of experience in international mineral sales and strive to provide accurate descriptions and high-quality service. Feel free to reach out with any questions—I'm happy to help.
Seller's Story
Thomsonite – Kannad, Maharashtra, India
Here we have a very aesthetic piece of orange Thomsonite crystals on contrasting matrix. Specimen glued to the acrylic base.
This specimen comes from a reputable source and has not been altered or treated in any way—what you see is its natural form. The photos are taken under daylight-equivalent LED lighting to show the specimen as accurately as possible. Please note: some colors can be difficult to capture accurately in photographs. I do my best to present the specimen faithfully.
All items are professionally packed and shipped with tracking. I have many years of experience in international mineral sales and strive to provide accurate descriptions and high-quality service. Feel free to reach out with any questions—I'm happy to help.
