Color-changing Hackmanite Freeform- 1160 g

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Farbwechsel-Hackmanit, a freiform specimen from Badakhshan, Afghanistan, weighing 1160 g.

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**Color-change Hackmanite Free-form from Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 1160 g**

Exceptional color-change Hackmanite free-form from Badakhshan, Afghanistan. This fascinating mineral is known for its special optical property: the **Tenebrescence**, where the color can change under certain UV light conditions.

The unique natural structure and the special color-change behavior make this Hackmanite a coveted collectible for mineral lovers. The individual free-form emphasizes the natural character of this special mineral.

**Details:**
- **Mineral:** Color-change Hackmanite
- **Origin:** Badakhshan, Afghanistan
- **Form:** Free-form
- **Weight:** 1160 g
- **Dimensions:** approx. 13 × 3 × 10 cm
- **Feature:** **Tenebrescence** – possible color change under UV light
- **Included:** 1 Hackmanite free-form 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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**Color-change Hackmanite Free-form from Badakhshan, Afghanistan – 1160 g**

Exceptional color-change Hackmanite free-form from Badakhshan, Afghanistan. This fascinating mineral is known for its special optical property: the **Tenebrescence**, where the color can change under certain UV light conditions.

The unique natural structure and the special color-change behavior make this Hackmanite a coveted collectible for mineral lovers. The individual free-form emphasizes the natural character of this special mineral.

**Details:**
- **Mineral:** Color-change Hackmanite
- **Origin:** Badakhshan, Afghanistan
- **Form:** Free-form
- **Weight:** 1160 g
- **Dimensions:** approx. 13 × 3 × 10 cm
- **Feature:** **Tenebrescence** – possible color change under UV light
- **Included:** 1 Hackmanite free-form 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

Main mineral
Color-changing Hackmanite
Mineral form
Freeform
Weight
1160 g
Country of origin
Afghanistan
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