Natural Peridot Crystal on matrix Mineral Collection - Height: 47 mm - Width: 25 mm- 56 g

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Natural Peridot crystal on matrix from the Supat Mines, Pakistan, weighing 56 g and measuring 47 × 25 × 22 mm, with natural termination, excellent lustre and very good transparency.

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Natural Peridot Crystal with Matrix – Supat Mines, Pakistan

A beautiful natural Peridot crystal in matrix from the renowned Supat Mines, Pakistan, offered as an excellent collector’s specimen. The crystal has a substantial weight of 56 grams and measures approximately 47 × 25× 22 mm.

The Peridot displays an outstanding natural green colour, excellent transparency, and a distinctive natural lustre that gives the crystal an attractive appearance under light. The crystal is notably large and has retained its natural termination, with no damage or repairs.

The crystal is naturally attached to its original-looking matrix, creating an attractive contrast between the vivid green Peridot and the darker host rock. Its combination of size, colour, transparency, lustre, natural termination and matrix association makes it a particularly appealing specimen for mineral collectors.

A striking and unique Peridot specimen, suitable for an advanced mineral collection, cabinet display, or as a centrepiece specimen.

Specifications
Mineral: Peridot (Olivine)
Origin: Supat Mines, Pakistan
Weight: 56 g
Dimensions: 47 × 25 × 22 mm
Colour: Natural vivid green
Transparency: Very good
Lustre: Excellent / distinctive natural lustre
Termination: Natural
Treatment: natural
Condition: No damage or repair
Matrix: Present
Suitable for: Mineral collection & display

An exceptional natural Peridot crystal from Pakistan, combining impressive size, vivid colour, transparency and natural matrix association.

Natural Peridot Crystal with Matrix – Supat Mines, Pakistan

A beautiful natural Peridot crystal in matrix from the renowned Supat Mines, Pakistan, offered as an excellent collector’s specimen. The crystal has a substantial weight of 56 grams and measures approximately 47 × 25× 22 mm.

The Peridot displays an outstanding natural green colour, excellent transparency, and a distinctive natural lustre that gives the crystal an attractive appearance under light. The crystal is notably large and has retained its natural termination, with no damage or repairs.

The crystal is naturally attached to its original-looking matrix, creating an attractive contrast between the vivid green Peridot and the darker host rock. Its combination of size, colour, transparency, lustre, natural termination and matrix association makes it a particularly appealing specimen for mineral collectors.

A striking and unique Peridot specimen, suitable for an advanced mineral collection, cabinet display, or as a centrepiece specimen.

Specifications
Mineral: Peridot (Olivine)
Origin: Supat Mines, Pakistan
Weight: 56 g
Dimensions: 47 × 25 × 22 mm
Colour: Natural vivid green
Transparency: Very good
Lustre: Excellent / distinctive natural lustre
Termination: Natural
Treatment: natural
Condition: No damage or repair
Matrix: Present
Suitable for: Mineral collection & display

An exceptional natural Peridot crystal from Pakistan, combining impressive size, vivid colour, transparency and natural matrix association.

Details

Main mineral
Natural Peridot Crystal on matrix
Mineral form
Mineral Collection
Weight
56 g
Origin (region/city)
Supat mines
Country of origin
Pakistan
Height
47 mm
Width
25 mm
Depth
22 mm
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Objects sold
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