Sphene/Titanite Crystals on Matrix- 88.31 g





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Meteorite with Sphene/Titanite crystals on matrix from Pakistan.
Description from the seller
You are bidding on a gorgeous sphene specimen here. The crystals are spread across the matrix and are nicely formed!
Absolute eye-catcher! A must-have for every collector!
Photos taken in sunlight and with zoom! The sunlight brings out the color of the crystal.
The package will be insured and shipped with a tracking number!
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and are acknowledged by Catawiki.
As the buyer, you will bear any potential import and customs duties that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on country, size, and value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from bottom/behind/side or from above to better display the color and internal structure. Every device, whether camera or monitor, reads colors a little differently. Therefore, it can easily lead to slightly different color tones compared with reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.
You are bidding on a gorgeous sphene specimen here. The crystals are spread across the matrix and are nicely formed!
Absolute eye-catcher! A must-have for every collector!
Photos taken in sunlight and with zoom! The sunlight brings out the color of the crystal.
The package will be insured and shipped with a tracking number!
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and are acknowledged by Catawiki.
As the buyer, you will bear any potential import and customs duties that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on country, size, and value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from bottom/behind/side or from above to better display the color and internal structure. Every device, whether camera or monitor, reads colors a little differently. Therefore, it can easily lead to slightly different color tones compared with reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.

