Sodalite Obelisk- 800 g - (1)

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Sodalite obelisk from Badakhshan, Afghanistan, weighing 800 g and measuring about 14 × 5 × 4 cm, polished with a blue colour and natural patterns.

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**Sodalith Obelisk from Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 800 g**

Beautiful sodalite obelisk from Badakhshan in Afghanistan. This fascinating natural stone captivates with its characteristic blue coloration and its unique natural patterning. The varying shades of blue and possible light veins give each piece a unique appearance.

The elegant obelisk form makes this sodalite an attractive eye-catcher for living rooms, offices, or display cabinets. Ideal for mineral collectors, lovers of natural gemstones, or as a special gift.

**Details:**
- **Mineral:** Sodalite
- **Origin:** Badakhshan, Afghanistan
- **Form:** Obelisk
- **Weight:** 800 g
- **Dimensions:** approx. 14 × 5 × 4 cm
- **Color:** Blue with natural patterning
- **Surface:** Polished
- **Included:** 1 sodalite obelisk as pictured

Seller's Story

RareWorldGems specializes in minerals and jewelry. Emphasis is placed on the highest quality and reliability. I am part of a long-standing family business. This enterprise has been operated across generations and is established worldwide through a broad customer base and a diverse range of products. Additionally, RareWorldGems has partners around the globe who help advance the business further. Most of the minerals originate from Afghanistan.
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**Sodalith Obelisk from Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 800 g**

Beautiful sodalite obelisk from Badakhshan in Afghanistan. This fascinating natural stone captivates with its characteristic blue coloration and its unique natural patterning. The varying shades of blue and possible light veins give each piece a unique appearance.

The elegant obelisk form makes this sodalite an attractive eye-catcher for living rooms, offices, or display cabinets. Ideal for mineral collectors, lovers of natural gemstones, or as a special gift.

**Details:**
- **Mineral:** Sodalite
- **Origin:** Badakhshan, Afghanistan
- **Form:** Obelisk
- **Weight:** 800 g
- **Dimensions:** approx. 14 × 5 × 4 cm
- **Color:** Blue with natural patterning
- **Surface:** Polished
- **Included:** 1 sodalite obelisk as pictured

Seller's Story

RareWorldGems specializes in minerals and jewelry. Emphasis is placed on the highest quality and reliability. I am part of a long-standing family business. This enterprise has been operated across generations and is established worldwide through a broad customer base and a diverse range of products. Additionally, RareWorldGems has partners around the globe who help advance the business further. Most of the minerals originate from Afghanistan.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Sodalite
Mineral form
Obelisk
Weight
800 g
Country of origin
Afghanistan
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