Kambaba Jasper Obelisk Set – 3 impressive natural stone towers with fascinating green Whorl patterns & pitch-black drawing- 2364.66 g - (3)
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This extraordinary 3-piece Kambaba Jasper Obelisk set captivates with an almost extraterrestrial patterning. Deep black, various moss and forest greens, and countless circular structures merge into a vivid natural drawing that makes each of the three obelisks a distinctive individual piece.
Particularly characteristic are the dark, eye-like circles and organic swirls that spread across the polished surfaces. Some areas appear dense and high-contrast, others show finely branched green structures and lighter mineral parts. Through the different drawings, each obelisk possesses its own unique expression.
The three pieces deliberately differ in height, proportion, and patterning. The slimmer middle obelisk complements the two larger specimens and, together with them, creates an impressive, harmonious stepped display. The precisely cut tips and glossy polished side surfaces bring colors, structures, and natural details into particularly vivid display.
Whether together as a striking mineral ensemble, individually as decorative statement pieces, or as an addition to a high-quality natural stone collection — this set immediately draws the eye with its unusual look.
Natural inclusions, small imperfections, fine lines, and variations within the structure are typical features of the natural material and emphasize the uniqueness of each individual piece.
An expressive Kambaba Jasper Obelisks set for collectors and lovers of extraordinary natural stones — three massive obelisks with mysterious black-green drawings, fascinating circular structures, and impressive presence.
Main mineral/Name meteorite: Kambaba
Total weight: 2364.66 g
Origin (Country): Madagascar
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This extraordinary 3-piece Kambaba Jasper Obelisk set captivates with an almost extraterrestrial patterning. Deep black, various moss and forest greens, and countless circular structures merge into a vivid natural drawing that makes each of the three obelisks a distinctive individual piece.
Particularly characteristic are the dark, eye-like circles and organic swirls that spread across the polished surfaces. Some areas appear dense and high-contrast, others show finely branched green structures and lighter mineral parts. Through the different drawings, each obelisk possesses its own unique expression.
The three pieces deliberately differ in height, proportion, and patterning. The slimmer middle obelisk complements the two larger specimens and, together with them, creates an impressive, harmonious stepped display. The precisely cut tips and glossy polished side surfaces bring colors, structures, and natural details into particularly vivid display.
Whether together as a striking mineral ensemble, individually as decorative statement pieces, or as an addition to a high-quality natural stone collection — this set immediately draws the eye with its unusual look.
Natural inclusions, small imperfections, fine lines, and variations within the structure are typical features of the natural material and emphasize the uniqueness of each individual piece.
An expressive Kambaba Jasper Obelisks set for collectors and lovers of extraordinary natural stones — three massive obelisks with mysterious black-green drawings, fascinating circular structures, and impressive presence.
Main mineral/Name meteorite: Kambaba
Total weight: 2364.66 g
Origin (Country): Madagascar
Our shipping costs are checked and recognized by Catawiki.
We have an external shipping company that conducts final inspection, pickup, packaging, and shipping; thus these shipping costs arise.
The buyer bears all potential import and export costs, customs duties, shipping costs, etc..
See also our other items and shipping costs, pickup costs to save..
In some of the pictures the stone was backlit to show you the color of the stone.
In some stones we held a light under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And it can lead to color variations, etc., since every computer, monitor, and mobile device may display colors with different qualities.
The disclaimer about the healing properties
as previously given :
It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties.
We and Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific
evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.
Details
Number of objects
3
Main mineral
Kambaba Jasper Obelisk Set – 3 impressive natural stone towers with fascinating green
Mineral form
Whorl patterns & pitch-black drawing
Weight
2364.66 g
Country of origin
Madagascar
