Aquamarine Crystal - Height: 30 cm - Width: 8 cm- 2.6 g - (1)

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Natural aquamarine crystal from Shigar, Pakistan, weighing 2.6 g with an elongated hexagonal form, height 30 cm, width 8 cm and depth 7 cm.

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This is a beautiful natural aquamarine crystal with a delicate pale-blue to icy-blue color. The crystal has a tall, elongated hexagonal form with prominent vertical striations and a naturally formed, irregular termination. Its exceptional transparency allows light to pass through the crystal, highlighting internal fractures, inclusions, and intricate growth patterns. The combination of its clarity, blue color, elongated crystal structure, and natural surface features makes it an attractive specimen for mineral collectors and crystal enthusiasts.

This is a beautiful natural aquamarine crystal with a delicate pale-blue to icy-blue color. The crystal has a tall, elongated hexagonal form with prominent vertical striations and a naturally formed, irregular termination. Its exceptional transparency allows light to pass through the crystal, highlighting internal fractures, inclusions, and intricate growth patterns. The combination of its clarity, blue color, elongated crystal structure, and natural surface features makes it an attractive specimen for mineral collectors and crystal enthusiasts.

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Aquamarine
Mineral form
Crystal
Weight
2.6 g
Origin (region/city)
Shigar
Country of origin
Pakistan
Height
30 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
7 cm
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Objects sold
Private

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