Natural echted rough Aquamarine Crystals- 105 g - (40)

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Natural light-blue aquamarine crystals from the Skardu mines in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, totaling 105 g across 40 pieces, many with natural etching and some with tourmaline associations.

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Natural Light Blue Aquamarine Crystal Lot – 105 g – 40 Pieces – Skardu, Pakistan

This beautiful lot consists of 40 natural aquamarine crystal pieces from the Skardu mines of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, with a total weight of 105 grams. The crystals display an attractive natural light blue color, excellent lustre, and very good transparency, making this a versatile lot for gemstone cutters, jewellery makers, and mineral collectors.

Many of the pieces feature naturally etched crystal surfaces, giving them distinctive textures and individual character. Their transparent appearance and natural crystal formations offer excellent possibilities for different creative applications. Selected pieces are suitable for faceting, while others can be used for cabochon cutting, polished pendants, or jewellery that preserves the original crystal shape. The lot also includes a few pieces with natural black tourmaline associations, adding further interest.

With 40 individual pieces in a variety of natural crystal shapes and sizes, this lot offers multiple possibilities for cutting, jewellery making, and collecting. The naturally etched surfaces make some pieces particularly appealing for wire wrapping and natural-form pendants, allowing their original crystal character to remain visible.

A versatile aquamarine lot combining natural blue color, attractive lustre, transparency, and distinctive crystal formations, suitable for both lapidary work and creative jewellery projects.

Natural Light Blue Aquamarine Crystal Lot – 105 g – 40 Pieces – Skardu, Pakistan

This beautiful lot consists of 40 natural aquamarine crystal pieces from the Skardu mines of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, with a total weight of 105 grams. The crystals display an attractive natural light blue color, excellent lustre, and very good transparency, making this a versatile lot for gemstone cutters, jewellery makers, and mineral collectors.

Many of the pieces feature naturally etched crystal surfaces, giving them distinctive textures and individual character. Their transparent appearance and natural crystal formations offer excellent possibilities for different creative applications. Selected pieces are suitable for faceting, while others can be used for cabochon cutting, polished pendants, or jewellery that preserves the original crystal shape. The lot also includes a few pieces with natural black tourmaline associations, adding further interest.

With 40 individual pieces in a variety of natural crystal shapes and sizes, this lot offers multiple possibilities for cutting, jewellery making, and collecting. The naturally etched surfaces make some pieces particularly appealing for wire wrapping and natural-form pendants, allowing their original crystal character to remain visible.

A versatile aquamarine lot combining natural blue color, attractive lustre, transparency, and distinctive crystal formations, suitable for both lapidary work and creative jewellery projects.

Details

Number of objects
40
Main mineral
Natural echted rough Aquamarine
Mineral form
Crystals
Weight
105 g
Origin (region/city)
Skardo Mines Gilgit
Country of origin
Pakistan
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Objects sold
96.15%
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