4.45 ct Ukrainian heliodor crystal- 0.89 g





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Ukrainian heliodor crystal from Koroschiw, Ukraine, weighing 0.89 g (4.45 ct).
Description from the seller
Elegant Heliodor crystal in exceptional length and clarity!
From a classic pegmatite deposit, worldwide known for fantastic Heliodors in Khoroshiv.
A sought-after size among collectors.
Photos were taken with both dark and light backgrounds as well as daylight to emphasize color and clarity! In normal light, this is slightly less yellow than in the photos!
The package is insured and shipped with a tracking number.
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and recognized by Catawiki.
As the buyer you bear any import and customs costs that may arise afterward. These can vary depending on country/size/value.
In some shots the stones are backlit, lit from below/back/side or from the top to better display color and internal structure. Each device, whether camera or monitor, renders colors slightly differently. This can easily result in different color tones compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.
Elegant Heliodor crystal in exceptional length and clarity!
From a classic pegmatite deposit, worldwide known for fantastic Heliodors in Khoroshiv.
A sought-after size among collectors.
Photos were taken with both dark and light backgrounds as well as daylight to emphasize color and clarity! In normal light, this is slightly less yellow than in the photos!
The package is insured and shipped with a tracking number.
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and recognized by Catawiki.
As the buyer you bear any import and customs costs that may arise afterward. These can vary depending on country/size/value.
In some shots the stones are backlit, lit from below/back/side or from the top to better display color and internal structure. Each device, whether camera or monitor, renders colors slightly differently. This can easily result in different color tones compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.

