Natural Sapphire crystal Specimen on muscovite Mineral Collection - Height: 60 cm - Width: 41 cm- 75 g

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A 75 g natural specimen of blue sapphire crystals on a muscovite matrix, from the Badakhshan mines in Afghanistan, is described as unheated.

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Natural Blue Sapphire Crystals on Muscovite Matrix – 75 g – Badakhshan, Afghanistan

An attractive natural Sapphire specimen from the famous Badakhshan mines of Afghanistan, weighing 75 grams and measuring 60 × 41 × 25 mm. This specimen features two prominent blue Sapphire crystals on a natural Muscovite matrix, creating a beautiful contrast between the blue crystals and the silvery-brown mica.

One larger Sapphire crystal is prominently displayed on the front, while another blue crystal can be seen on the left side. In addition to these two main crystals, numerous small and narrow blue Sapphire crystals are distributed across the Muscovite matrix, giving the specimen a distinctive and appealing appearance.

The Sapphire crystals display their natural blue colour, and the specimen is described as unheated. The surrounding Muscovite matrix has an attractive natural texture and provides a solid base for the crystals. Thanks to its interesting crystal arrangement, natural formation and well-balanced size, this specimen makes an excellent addition to a mineral collection.

The specimen is self-standing and can be displayed without additional support, making it suitable for collectors of natural Sapphire crystals, mineral specimens and fine minerals from Afghanistan.

A beautiful display piece combining natural blue Sapphire crystals with a textured Muscovite matrix, offering a wonderful opportunity to own a distinctive specimen from Badakhshan, Afghanistan.


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Natural Blue Sapphire Crystals on Muscovite Matrix – 75 g – Badakhshan, Afghanistan

An attractive natural Sapphire specimen from the famous Badakhshan mines of Afghanistan, weighing 75 grams and measuring 60 × 41 × 25 mm. This specimen features two prominent blue Sapphire crystals on a natural Muscovite matrix, creating a beautiful contrast between the blue crystals and the silvery-brown mica.

One larger Sapphire crystal is prominently displayed on the front, while another blue crystal can be seen on the left side. In addition to these two main crystals, numerous small and narrow blue Sapphire crystals are distributed across the Muscovite matrix, giving the specimen a distinctive and appealing appearance.

The Sapphire crystals display their natural blue colour, and the specimen is described as unheated. The surrounding Muscovite matrix has an attractive natural texture and provides a solid base for the crystals. Thanks to its interesting crystal arrangement, natural formation and well-balanced size, this specimen makes an excellent addition to a mineral collection.

The specimen is self-standing and can be displayed without additional support, making it suitable for collectors of natural Sapphire crystals, mineral specimens and fine minerals from Afghanistan.

A beautiful display piece combining natural blue Sapphire crystals with a textured Muscovite matrix, offering a wonderful opportunity to own a distinctive specimen from Badakhshan, Afghanistan.


Seller Description
Shipping & delivery:
Shipped within 1 to 3 business days maximum, typically the day after the order.
Shipping Monday to Friday (excluding weekends and public holidays).
Each package is sent YUN EXPRESS with a tracking number provided.
Careful packaging: each stone is protected individually, then placed in a secure rigid box.
– Guarantee & customer service:
100% of shipments are guaranteed: in case of any issue, we always find a solution.
You buy with confidence: full refund, replacement or courtesy gesture in case of loss or proven problem.
If you have questions, doubts or a specific request, you can contact me at any time; I will gladly respond as soon as possible.
Trust & commitment
Each stone is photographed with care to reflect its natural beauty.
You benefit from personalized tracking.
My goal: offer you a reliable, human and transparent shopping experience.
Thank you for your support.
Do not hesitate to check our no-reserve auctions to discover other exceptional products and follow us to stay informed about new offers.

Details

Main mineral
Natural Sapphire crystal Specimen on muscovite
Mineral form
Mineral Collection
Weight
75 g
Origin (region/city)
Badakhshan mines
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
60 cm
Width
41 cm
Depth
25 cm
BelgiumVerified
166
Objects sold
95.12%
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