Aquamarine Rough - Height: 10 cm - Width: 7 cm- 298 g - (1)

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Acquamarine with Muscovite from Gilgit, Pakistan, weighing 298 g and measuring 10 × 7 × 4 cm, featuring blue‑green crystals set in a beige‑silver Muscovite matrix.

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Aquamarine with Muscovite – Gilgit, Pakistan

Splendid specimen of Aquamarine associated with Muscovite, coming from the renowned mineralogical area of Gilgit, Pakistan.

The specimen presents numerous crystals and lamellar aggregates of Muscovite, with characteristic pearly reflections and beige-silver tones, forming a rich and very aesthetic matrix. Among the lamellae stand out crystals of Aquamarine in blue-green hues, with good transparency and well-defined crystal forms.

The association between the blue crystals of Aquamarine and Muscovite creates a particularly interesting piece from both an aesthetic and mineralogical standpoint, ideal for collectors and for display.

Species: Aquamarine, Muscovite
Origin: Gilgit, Pakistan
Color: blue-green, white, beige and silvery
Type: collection and display specimen

Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Aquamarine with Muscovite – Gilgit, Pakistan

Splendid specimen of Aquamarine associated with Muscovite, coming from the renowned mineralogical area of Gilgit, Pakistan.

The specimen presents numerous crystals and lamellar aggregates of Muscovite, with characteristic pearly reflections and beige-silver tones, forming a rich and very aesthetic matrix. Among the lamellae stand out crystals of Aquamarine in blue-green hues, with good transparency and well-defined crystal forms.

The association between the blue crystals of Aquamarine and Muscovite creates a particularly interesting piece from both an aesthetic and mineralogical standpoint, ideal for collectors and for display.

Species: Aquamarine, Muscovite
Origin: Gilgit, Pakistan
Color: blue-green, white, beige and silvery
Type: collection and display specimen

Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Aquamarine
Mineral form
Rough
Supplement
Muscovite
Weight
298 g
Origin (region/city)
Gilgit
Country of origin
Pakistan
Height
10 cm
Width
7 cm
Depth
4 cm
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Objects sold
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