Smithsonite green Crystals - Height: 19.8 cm - Width: 8 cm- 465 g

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Description from the seller

Green smithsonite is a rare and visually appealing variety of the mineral smithsonite.

Are you looking for a unique and rare mineral for your collection? This gorgeous piece of green smithsonite (also known as cuprian smithsonite or bonamite) is now available. The intensely green to turquoise color arises from traces of copper in the crystal, which creates a fantastic visual appeal.

Beautiful, vibrant green with a soft, glassy to pearly luster. Typical, high-quality botryoidal (cluster-shaped) structure that captures light beautifully. 100% natural specimen with a unique appearance.

Green smithsonite is a rare and visually appealing variety of the mineral smithsonite.

Are you looking for a unique and rare mineral for your collection? This gorgeous piece of green smithsonite (also known as cuprian smithsonite or bonamite) is now available. The intensely green to turquoise color arises from traces of copper in the crystal, which creates a fantastic visual appeal.

Beautiful, vibrant green with a soft, glassy to pearly luster. Typical, high-quality botryoidal (cluster-shaped) structure that captures light beautifully. 100% natural specimen with a unique appearance.

Details

Main mineral
Smithsonite green
Mineral form
Crystals
Weight
465 g
Origin (region/city)
Island of Sulawesi
Country of origin
Indonesia
Height
19.8 cm
Width
8 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
32
Objects sold
100%
Private

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