Exclusive orange calcite – Three striking free-form shapes with natural color variation Nature artworks full of energy and contrast- 2001.81 g - (3)

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This calcite specimen set comprises three polished freeform pieces from Madagascar, weighing 2001.81 g in total and exhibiting orange to apricot tones with crystal structures and dark inclusions.

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These three polished calcite freeforms captivate with their warm orange and apricot tones, interwoven with light crystalline structures and distinctive dark mineral inclusions. Each of the three forms has its own pattern and color distribution, creating a varied and vibrant overall impression. The fine structures and natural contrasts give the stones a special depth, while the glossy, polished surfaces impressively highlight their warm color effect. Whether as a decorative eye-catcher on a sideboard, in a stylish display cabinet, or as a complement to a mineral collection—these characterful natural stone freeforms bring a natural yet elegant presence to any room.

Stone: High Quality Calcit Set
Weight: 2001.81 g
Treatment: None
Origin: Madagascar

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These three polished calcite freeforms captivate with their warm orange and apricot tones, interwoven with light crystalline structures and distinctive dark mineral inclusions. Each of the three forms has its own pattern and color distribution, creating a varied and vibrant overall impression. The fine structures and natural contrasts give the stones a special depth, while the glossy, polished surfaces impressively highlight their warm color effect. Whether as a decorative eye-catcher on a sideboard, in a stylish display cabinet, or as a complement to a mineral collection—these characterful natural stone freeforms bring a natural yet elegant presence to any room.

Stone: High Quality Calcit Set
Weight: 2001.81 g
Treatment: None
Origin: Madagascar

Our shipping costs have been checked and recognized by Catawiki.
We have an external shipping company that performs the final inspection, pickup, packing, and shipping; that is what these shipping costs cover.
The buyer bears all potential import and export costs, customs duties, shipping costs, etc.
See also our other items and shipping costs; saving on pickup costs..
In some of the pictures the stone has been backlit to show you the color of the stone.
For some stones we have held lighting under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And there can be color deviations, etc., since every computer, monitor, and mobile device can display colors with different qualities.

Details

Number of objects
3
Main mineral
Exclusive orange calcite – Three striking free-form shapes with natural color variation
Mineral form
Nature artworks full of energy and contrast
Weight
2001.81 g
Country of origin
Madagascar
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Objects sold
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