12.3 Perfect mint-green apophyllite crystal- 2.46 g





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Mint green Apophyllite crystal from India, perfectly terminated, weight 2.46 g, main mineral 12,3.
Description from the seller
Elegant Apophyllite crystal with great main tips! Perfectly terminated and nicely formed.
Slight mint green! At the ends the crystals become increasingly transparent and perfect.
Desired size among collectors or for jewelry making
Photos taken in daylight and zoomed to highlight the color.
The package is shipped by express with a tracking number!
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As the buyer you will bear any import and customs duties that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on the country/size/value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, lit from bottom/back/side or from above to better display the color and the internal structure. Each device, whether camera or monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can lead to very slight differences in color tones compared with reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.
Elegant Apophyllite crystal with great main tips! Perfectly terminated and nicely formed.
Slight mint green! At the ends the crystals become increasingly transparent and perfect.
Desired size among collectors or for jewelry making
Photos taken in daylight and zoomed to highlight the color.
The package is shipped by express with a tracking number!
Please pay attention to the shipping costs. These have been checked and are recognized by Catawiki.
As the buyer you will bear any import and customs duties that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on the country/size/value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, lit from bottom/back/side or from above to better display the color and the internal structure. Each device, whether camera or monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can lead to very slight differences in color tones compared with reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.

