Florescent natural rough Hauynite Crystal - Height: 92 mm - Width: 45 mm- 154 g - (1)

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Natural fluorescent hauynite crystal from Badakhshan, Afghanistan; weight 154 g; dimensions 92 × 45 × 33 mm; translucent to opaque with a natural green colour that fluoresces yellow under UV light.

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Natural Fluorescent Hauynite Crystal – Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 154 g
A remarkable Natural Hauynite Crystal from the Badakhshan Mines of Afghanistan, weighing 154 grams and measuring approximately 92 × 45 × 33 mm.
This is an unusually large and attractive crystal with a beautiful natural green colour, strong lustre and distinctive irregular crystal structure. The crystal is self-standing, making it particularly suitable for mineral collectors and display.
The upper portion of the crystal is translucent, while the central and lower areas are predominantly opaque. Several naturally occurring white lines and inclusions cross the upper part of the crystal, adding contrast and character to the specimen.
One of its most attractive features is its fluorescence under UV light. Under UV illumination, the natural green colour changes to a bright yellow fluorescent appearance, as shown in the accompanying photographs.
With its large size, natural form, attractive green colour, lustre and strong UV response, this specimen would make an impressive addition to a mineral collection or display. Due to its substantial size and material, selected portions could also potentially be considered for cabochon cutting, depending on the internal quality and suitability of the material.
Mineral: Hauynite
Origin: Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Weight: 154 g
Dimensions: 92 × 45 × 33 mm
Colour: Natural green
Transparency: Translucent to opaque
Fluorescence: Yellow under UV light
Condition: Natural rough crystal
Treatment: None

Natural Fluorescent Hauynite Crystal – Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 154 g
A remarkable Natural Hauynite Crystal from the Badakhshan Mines of Afghanistan, weighing 154 grams and measuring approximately 92 × 45 × 33 mm.
This is an unusually large and attractive crystal with a beautiful natural green colour, strong lustre and distinctive irregular crystal structure. The crystal is self-standing, making it particularly suitable for mineral collectors and display.
The upper portion of the crystal is translucent, while the central and lower areas are predominantly opaque. Several naturally occurring white lines and inclusions cross the upper part of the crystal, adding contrast and character to the specimen.
One of its most attractive features is its fluorescence under UV light. Under UV illumination, the natural green colour changes to a bright yellow fluorescent appearance, as shown in the accompanying photographs.
With its large size, natural form, attractive green colour, lustre and strong UV response, this specimen would make an impressive addition to a mineral collection or display. Due to its substantial size and material, selected portions could also potentially be considered for cabochon cutting, depending on the internal quality and suitability of the material.
Mineral: Hauynite
Origin: Badakhshan, Afghanistan
Weight: 154 g
Dimensions: 92 × 45 × 33 mm
Colour: Natural green
Transparency: Translucent to opaque
Fluorescence: Yellow under UV light
Condition: Natural rough crystal
Treatment: None

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Florescent natural rough Hauynite
Mineral form
Crystal
Weight
154 g
Origin (region/city)
badakhshan mines
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
92 mm
Width
45 mm
Depth
33 mm
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Objects sold
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