19.35 ct etched garnet crystal ball- 3.87 g





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Meteorite: etched ball garnet crystal from Brazil, 19.35 ct and 3.87 g.
Description from the seller
Elegant etched crystal in an extraordinary ball form! Top color and absolutely insane structures!
Sought-after size among collectors.
Beautiful shape to craft a lovely piece of jewelry from it!
Dark red color in the light!
Photos taken in sunlight and with a pin-point background light! Otherwise this stone appears dark red!
Please pay attention to the shipping costs. These have been checked and recognized by Catawiki.
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In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from below/behind/side, or from above to better display the color and internal structure. Every device, whether camera or monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can lead to very small variations in shade compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description."}
Elegant etched crystal in an extraordinary ball form! Top color and absolutely insane structures!
Sought-after size among collectors.
Beautiful shape to craft a lovely piece of jewelry from it!
Dark red color in the light!
Photos taken in sunlight and with a pin-point background light! Otherwise this stone appears dark red!
Please pay attention to the shipping costs. These have been checked and recognized by Catawiki.
As a buyer, you will subsequently bear any import as well as customs costs that may arise. These can vary depending on country/size/value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from below/behind/side, or from above to better display the color and internal structure. Every device, whether camera or monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can lead to very small variations in shade compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description."}

