Hand-Carved Deep Red Carnelian Bowl Elegant Interior Item - Height: 41 mm - Width: 94 mm- 828 g - (1)

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Hand-carved Deep Red Carnelian Bowl from Madagascar, an Elegant Interior Item in Blood-Orange Carnelian, weighing 828 g with dimensions 41 mm high, 94 mm wide and 158 mm deep.

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Natural deep red color, finely polished — This unique specimen features an oval bowl entirely carved from a block of high-quality Carnelian, sourced from Madagascar. Its form has been deftly smoothed and polished to accentuate the intrinsic shine of the mineral, creating a smooth, reflective surface that captures and diffuses light in a fascinating way. The transparency and depth of color are notable, highlighting natural inclusions and veining that give the piece a distinctive character. The mineral stands out for its intense coloration, ranging from a deep scarlet red to more orange-tinted shades, with occasional dark inclusions and dendritic or banded patterns that attest to its geological formation. These natural features are not flaws, but rather elements that tell the mineral’s story and enrich its aesthetics, rendering each piece of Carnelian a unique work of art crafted by nature. Carnelian, a variety of chalcedony, has been valued since ancient times for its warm, vibrant color, often associated with energy and vitality. It forms through hydrothermal processes, where silica-rich solutions and iron oxides infiltrate rock cavities, slowly crystallizing to form these solid, translucent masses. The color variations are mainly due to the presence of iron oxides. Meticulous artisanal craftsmanship has transformed the raw material into a functional and aesthetically pleasing object, capable of adding a touch of refinement to any setting. The generous dimensions and substantial weight give the piece a striking presence, making it ideal as a centerpiece, elegant catchall, or decorative object in a mineral or antiquities collection. A magnificent example of how natural beauty can be enhanced by lapidary art. All natural imperfections and color variations are an integral part of the mineral’s authenticity and history.

Seller's Story

The Mineral Art Gallery offers minerals, fossils, shells and natural elements. Born in Italy in 2017, today she collaborates with international galleries and collectors, she is a direct importer of large minerals and naturalistic collectible elements; deals with the processing to insert them inside the living space. A section of the gallery was dedicated to the Wunderkammer, "chamber of wonders or cabinet of curiosities" in which Mirabilia elements are presented: naturalia and italiania, a union between "the present is the past". All lots are shipped via DHL Express and Fercam couriers, with insured parcel and tracking.
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Natural deep red color, finely polished — This unique specimen features an oval bowl entirely carved from a block of high-quality Carnelian, sourced from Madagascar. Its form has been deftly smoothed and polished to accentuate the intrinsic shine of the mineral, creating a smooth, reflective surface that captures and diffuses light in a fascinating way. The transparency and depth of color are notable, highlighting natural inclusions and veining that give the piece a distinctive character. The mineral stands out for its intense coloration, ranging from a deep scarlet red to more orange-tinted shades, with occasional dark inclusions and dendritic or banded patterns that attest to its geological formation. These natural features are not flaws, but rather elements that tell the mineral’s story and enrich its aesthetics, rendering each piece of Carnelian a unique work of art crafted by nature. Carnelian, a variety of chalcedony, has been valued since ancient times for its warm, vibrant color, often associated with energy and vitality. It forms through hydrothermal processes, where silica-rich solutions and iron oxides infiltrate rock cavities, slowly crystallizing to form these solid, translucent masses. The color variations are mainly due to the presence of iron oxides. Meticulous artisanal craftsmanship has transformed the raw material into a functional and aesthetically pleasing object, capable of adding a touch of refinement to any setting. The generous dimensions and substantial weight give the piece a striking presence, making it ideal as a centerpiece, elegant catchall, or decorative object in a mineral or antiquities collection. A magnificent example of how natural beauty can be enhanced by lapidary art. All natural imperfections and color variations are an integral part of the mineral’s authenticity and history.

Seller's Story

The Mineral Art Gallery offers minerals, fossils, shells and natural elements. Born in Italy in 2017, today she collaborates with international galleries and collectors, she is a direct importer of large minerals and naturalistic collectible elements; deals with the processing to insert them inside the living space. A section of the gallery was dedicated to the Wunderkammer, "chamber of wonders or cabinet of curiosities" in which Mirabilia elements are presented: naturalia and italiania, a union between "the present is the past". All lots are shipped via DHL Express and Fercam couriers, with insured parcel and tracking.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Hand-Carved Deep Red Carnelian Bowl
Mineral form
Elegant Interior Item
Supplement
Blood-Orange Carnelian
Weight
828 g
Country of origin
Madagascar
Height
41 mm
Width
94 mm
Depth
158 mm
ItalyVerified
14140
Objects sold
98.46%
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