Aquamarine Crystals on matrix - Height: 8 cm - Width: 7 cm- 380 g - (1)





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Natural Aquamarine on Muscovite matrix with multiple crystals from the Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan; dimensions about 8 × 7 × 5.5 cm and a weight of 380 g.
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Natural Aquamarine on Muscovite — Shigar District, Pakistan
A beautiful small-cabinet mineral specimen featuring multiple lustrous, pale-blue aquamarine crystals perched upon an intricate, radiating matrix of silvery muscovite mica from the renowned Shigar District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.
The specimen displays several well-formed aquamarine crystals with attractive hexagonal crystal faces, delicate icy-blue coloration, and areas of excellent transparency. The central crystal rises prominently above the matrix, while additional aquamarine crystals are distributed across the specimen, creating an exceptionally interesting three-dimensional arrangement.
The muscovite forms an elaborate assemblage of elongated, bladed crystals with reflective silvery and champagne-colored surfaces. Their radiating growth creates beautiful contrast against the cool blue aquamarine, giving the piece a distinctive, almost floral appearance.
At approximately 8 cm across, this is an attractive cabinet specimen with numerous individual crystals to explore and excellent visual appeal from multiple viewing angles.
Specimen Details:
Minerals: Aquamarine (Beryl) and Muscovite
Locality: Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Dimensions: Approximately 8 × 7 × 5.5 cm
Size Class: Small Cabinet
Crystal Form: Multiple aquamarine crystals on muscovite matrix
Natural Aquamarine on Muscovite — Shigar District, Pakistan
A beautiful small-cabinet mineral specimen featuring multiple lustrous, pale-blue aquamarine crystals perched upon an intricate, radiating matrix of silvery muscovite mica from the renowned Shigar District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.
The specimen displays several well-formed aquamarine crystals with attractive hexagonal crystal faces, delicate icy-blue coloration, and areas of excellent transparency. The central crystal rises prominently above the matrix, while additional aquamarine crystals are distributed across the specimen, creating an exceptionally interesting three-dimensional arrangement.
The muscovite forms an elaborate assemblage of elongated, bladed crystals with reflective silvery and champagne-colored surfaces. Their radiating growth creates beautiful contrast against the cool blue aquamarine, giving the piece a distinctive, almost floral appearance.
At approximately 8 cm across, this is an attractive cabinet specimen with numerous individual crystals to explore and excellent visual appeal from multiple viewing angles.
Specimen Details:
Minerals: Aquamarine (Beryl) and Muscovite
Locality: Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Dimensions: Approximately 8 × 7 × 5.5 cm
Size Class: Small Cabinet
Crystal Form: Multiple aquamarine crystals on muscovite matrix

