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來自巴基斯坦科希斯坦邦Sapat Gali的天然橄欖石晶體,重1.52 g(7.60 ct),長形自由形晶,具高透明度、強玻璃光澤,呈黃橄欖綠,透射光下呈石灰綠。
賣家描述
DESCRIPTION:
This exceptional natural Peridot from Sapat Gali, Kohistan, Pakistan, presents an imposing freeform crystal architecture combined with remarkable translucency, intense vitreous lustre and a highly expressive yellowish olive green colour. At 7.60 carats, the specimen possesses substantial presence while preserving extensive gemmy areas throughout the crystal body, creating an outstanding balance between collector aesthetics and genuine gemological potential.
The colour is particularly dynamic. Under ambient illumination, the crystal displays a vibrant yellowish olive green characteristic of fine natural Peridot, with different areas revealing subtle variations in saturation as the specimen is rotated. When strong direct light passes through the crystal, the colour transforms dramatically into an exceptionally luminous Lime Green, activating the translucent body and producing an intense internal glow. This optical response is especially striking because light penetrates deeply through large portions of the specimen rather than remaining restricted to the surface.
Its colour originates naturally from iron within the olivine structure. Peridot is the gem variety of forsteritic olivine, belonging to the magnesium iron silicate series, with the ideal forsterite composition Mg₂SiO₄. Ferrous iron, Fe²⁺, incorporated naturally into the crystal structure is responsible for the characteristic green colour of Peridot. In this specimen, the combination of strong natural colour and high translucency allows illumination to travel through the crystal with exceptional visual intensity.
The crystal itself presents an elegant elongated freeform habit with naturally preserved faces, flowing contours and pronounced growth architecture. Numerous surface textures interact with the strong vitreous lustre, producing brilliant reflections across the crystal while transparent and highly translucent windows reveal considerable internal depth. Natural internal structures remain beautifully visible through these areas, creating a complex three dimensional landscape within the stone while preserving its unmistakably natural geological character.
Sapat Gali and the wider Kohistan region of Pakistan are internationally recognised for producing important gem quality Peridot, including unusually large and transparent crystals. This specimen expresses many of the qualities associated with that celebrated material: substantial size, vivid natural green colour, strong translucency, excellent vitreous lustre and significant faceting potential, all preserved within an entirely natural, unpolished and untreated crystal.
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Weight: 1.52 g
• Weight in carats: 7.60 ct
• Dimensions: 18 × 11 × 7 mm
• Origin: Sapat Gali, Kohistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
• Mineral species: Olivine
• Variety: Peridot
• Chemical composition: Magnesium iron silicate, (Mg,Fe)₂SiO₄
• Crystal system: Orthorhombic
• Form: Natural single crystal
• Crystal habit: Elongated freeform crystal
• Colour: Yellowish Olive Green
• Secondary colour under direct transmitted light: Luminous Lime Green
• Colour origin: Natural Fe²⁺ within the olivine crystal structure
• Transparency: Highly translucent with gemmy transparent areas
• Clarity: Strong natural light penetration with visible internal growth structures
• Lustre: Strong vitreous lustre
• Surface features: Natural crystal faces, growth textures and reflective relief
• Internal features: Natural growth structures and characteristic mineral inclusions
• Treatment: None
• Condition: Natural, unpolished and untreated crystal
NOTABLE POINTS:
• Exceptional 7.60 ct natural crystal
Substantial weight combined with strong translucency gives the specimen impressive gemological and collector presence.
• Highly translucent crystal body
Large areas permit deep light penetration, revealing considerable internal depth and gem quality material.
• Remarkable Lime Green light response
Strong transmitted illumination transforms the body into an exceptionally luminous Lime Green with an intense internal glow.
• Natural iron generated colour
Its green colour results naturally from Fe²⁺ incorporated within the olivine structure rather than from treatment.
• Strong vitreous lustre
Natural crystal surfaces produce brilliant reflections that remain highly expressive across multiple orientations.
• Excellent internal luminosity
The combination of translucency and colour allows illumination to travel extensively through the specimen.
• Elegant natural architecture
Its elongated freeform morphology creates a highly sculptural appearance while preserving authentic crystallographic character.
• Natural internal structures
Visible internal features create remarkable three dimensional complexity when observed through the translucent body.
• Important Pakistani provenance
Sapat and Kohistan are internationally recognised for producing important gem quality Peridot crystals.
• Completely natural material
Colour, morphology, lustre and internal characteristics remain entirely untreated and unaltered.
COLLECTOR’S INTEREST:
Pakistani Peridot occupies an important position within modern gem mineral collecting. The discovery of significant gem quality material from the Sapat Valley brought unusually large and fine Peridot crystals to the international market, establishing the locality as one of the recognised sources of important Peridot material.
This specimen combines several characteristics that make such material particularly attractive: a substantial 7.60 ct weight, strong natural colour, remarkable translucency, intense vitreous lustre and an especially dramatic Lime Green response under transmitted illumination. Preserved in its natural state, it offers both the aesthetic character of a collector crystal and the optical qualities expected from valuable gem material.
LAPIDARY POTENTIAL:
The combination of 7.60 ct weight, extensive translucency, strong colour and clearly visible gemmy areas gives this specimen considerable lapidary potential. Careful orientation by an experienced cutter could potentially exploit the cleaner portions of the crystal while taking advantage of its vivid green colour and exceptional response to transmitted light. Pakistani rough of this type is particularly recognised for producing attractive faceted Peridot, including comparatively large stones. At the same time, its sculptural natural morphology, strong vitreous lustre and preserved geological architecture give the crystal substantial value in its present unaltered form..
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Shipping and Handling:
All orders are shipped by Portuguese National Post and UPS.
• Dispatch time: within 1 to 3 business days after payment confirmation to Catawiki
• Transit time service: between 2 to 5 business days within europe and worldwide, depending on destination national post.
• A tracking number is always provided
Photography and transparency:
All photographs are taken under controlled lighting conditions using a macro lens, carefully selected to present each specimen as accurately as possible.
No filters, colour enhancement, or artificial saturation are applied.
The lighting setup uses a calibrated 5500K light source, replicating neutral daylight to reveal natural tones, surface features, and internal characteristics. Under warmer or weaker indoor lighting, colours may appear slightly different, which is normal.
The purpose of this photographic process is documentation and representation, not visual enhancement. Images are intended to reflect the specimen faithfully as it appears under balanced natural light conditions.
Identification and ethics:
All specimens offered are natural and described to the best of our knowledge, based on direct sourcing, professional experience, and information provided by trusted suppliers working at the origin.
Every effort is made to ensure transparency and accuracy regarding identification, locality, and general characteristics, avoiding misleading statements about treatment, provenance, or nature.
Customs and import taxes:
Any customs duties, import fees, or local taxes applied by the destination country are entirely the responsibility of the winning bidder.
These charges are not included in the auction price or shipping cost and are determined by the buyer’s local authorities.
Guarantee and resolution:
Customer satisfaction is important. In the unlikely event of an issue such as loss, damage, or discrepancy, please contact us promptly through Catawiki’s messaging system.
Each case is handled individually and fairly, with appropriate solutions offered when justified.
Appreciation and commitment:
We sincerely thank you for your trust. Our work focuses on careful selection, accurate representation, and respectful presentation of mineral specimens with character and interest.
Each piece is chosen for its individual qualities rather than speculative or financial considerations. We aim to provide a transparent, reliable, and consistent experience for collectors at all levels.
With gratitude,
GemPulse Minerals
賣家的故事
DESCRIPTION:
This exceptional natural Peridot from Sapat Gali, Kohistan, Pakistan, presents an imposing freeform crystal architecture combined with remarkable translucency, intense vitreous lustre and a highly expressive yellowish olive green colour. At 7.60 carats, the specimen possesses substantial presence while preserving extensive gemmy areas throughout the crystal body, creating an outstanding balance between collector aesthetics and genuine gemological potential.
The colour is particularly dynamic. Under ambient illumination, the crystal displays a vibrant yellowish olive green characteristic of fine natural Peridot, with different areas revealing subtle variations in saturation as the specimen is rotated. When strong direct light passes through the crystal, the colour transforms dramatically into an exceptionally luminous Lime Green, activating the translucent body and producing an intense internal glow. This optical response is especially striking because light penetrates deeply through large portions of the specimen rather than remaining restricted to the surface.
Its colour originates naturally from iron within the olivine structure. Peridot is the gem variety of forsteritic olivine, belonging to the magnesium iron silicate series, with the ideal forsterite composition Mg₂SiO₄. Ferrous iron, Fe²⁺, incorporated naturally into the crystal structure is responsible for the characteristic green colour of Peridot. In this specimen, the combination of strong natural colour and high translucency allows illumination to travel through the crystal with exceptional visual intensity.
The crystal itself presents an elegant elongated freeform habit with naturally preserved faces, flowing contours and pronounced growth architecture. Numerous surface textures interact with the strong vitreous lustre, producing brilliant reflections across the crystal while transparent and highly translucent windows reveal considerable internal depth. Natural internal structures remain beautifully visible through these areas, creating a complex three dimensional landscape within the stone while preserving its unmistakably natural geological character.
Sapat Gali and the wider Kohistan region of Pakistan are internationally recognised for producing important gem quality Peridot, including unusually large and transparent crystals. This specimen expresses many of the qualities associated with that celebrated material: substantial size, vivid natural green colour, strong translucency, excellent vitreous lustre and significant faceting potential, all preserved within an entirely natural, unpolished and untreated crystal.
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Weight: 1.52 g
• Weight in carats: 7.60 ct
• Dimensions: 18 × 11 × 7 mm
• Origin: Sapat Gali, Kohistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
• Mineral species: Olivine
• Variety: Peridot
• Chemical composition: Magnesium iron silicate, (Mg,Fe)₂SiO₄
• Crystal system: Orthorhombic
• Form: Natural single crystal
• Crystal habit: Elongated freeform crystal
• Colour: Yellowish Olive Green
• Secondary colour under direct transmitted light: Luminous Lime Green
• Colour origin: Natural Fe²⁺ within the olivine crystal structure
• Transparency: Highly translucent with gemmy transparent areas
• Clarity: Strong natural light penetration with visible internal growth structures
• Lustre: Strong vitreous lustre
• Surface features: Natural crystal faces, growth textures and reflective relief
• Internal features: Natural growth structures and characteristic mineral inclusions
• Treatment: None
• Condition: Natural, unpolished and untreated crystal
NOTABLE POINTS:
• Exceptional 7.60 ct natural crystal
Substantial weight combined with strong translucency gives the specimen impressive gemological and collector presence.
• Highly translucent crystal body
Large areas permit deep light penetration, revealing considerable internal depth and gem quality material.
• Remarkable Lime Green light response
Strong transmitted illumination transforms the body into an exceptionally luminous Lime Green with an intense internal glow.
• Natural iron generated colour
Its green colour results naturally from Fe²⁺ incorporated within the olivine structure rather than from treatment.
• Strong vitreous lustre
Natural crystal surfaces produce brilliant reflections that remain highly expressive across multiple orientations.
• Excellent internal luminosity
The combination of translucency and colour allows illumination to travel extensively through the specimen.
• Elegant natural architecture
Its elongated freeform morphology creates a highly sculptural appearance while preserving authentic crystallographic character.
• Natural internal structures
Visible internal features create remarkable three dimensional complexity when observed through the translucent body.
• Important Pakistani provenance
Sapat and Kohistan are internationally recognised for producing important gem quality Peridot crystals.
• Completely natural material
Colour, morphology, lustre and internal characteristics remain entirely untreated and unaltered.
COLLECTOR’S INTEREST:
Pakistani Peridot occupies an important position within modern gem mineral collecting. The discovery of significant gem quality material from the Sapat Valley brought unusually large and fine Peridot crystals to the international market, establishing the locality as one of the recognised sources of important Peridot material.
This specimen combines several characteristics that make such material particularly attractive: a substantial 7.60 ct weight, strong natural colour, remarkable translucency, intense vitreous lustre and an especially dramatic Lime Green response under transmitted illumination. Preserved in its natural state, it offers both the aesthetic character of a collector crystal and the optical qualities expected from valuable gem material.
LAPIDARY POTENTIAL:
The combination of 7.60 ct weight, extensive translucency, strong colour and clearly visible gemmy areas gives this specimen considerable lapidary potential. Careful orientation by an experienced cutter could potentially exploit the cleaner portions of the crystal while taking advantage of its vivid green colour and exceptional response to transmitted light. Pakistani rough of this type is particularly recognised for producing attractive faceted Peridot, including comparatively large stones. At the same time, its sculptural natural morphology, strong vitreous lustre and preserved geological architecture give the crystal substantial value in its present unaltered form..
——————-
Shipping and Handling:
All orders are shipped by Portuguese National Post and UPS.
• Dispatch time: within 1 to 3 business days after payment confirmation to Catawiki
• Transit time service: between 2 to 5 business days within europe and worldwide, depending on destination national post.
• A tracking number is always provided
Photography and transparency:
All photographs are taken under controlled lighting conditions using a macro lens, carefully selected to present each specimen as accurately as possible.
No filters, colour enhancement, or artificial saturation are applied.
The lighting setup uses a calibrated 5500K light source, replicating neutral daylight to reveal natural tones, surface features, and internal characteristics. Under warmer or weaker indoor lighting, colours may appear slightly different, which is normal.
The purpose of this photographic process is documentation and representation, not visual enhancement. Images are intended to reflect the specimen faithfully as it appears under balanced natural light conditions.
Identification and ethics:
All specimens offered are natural and described to the best of our knowledge, based on direct sourcing, professional experience, and information provided by trusted suppliers working at the origin.
Every effort is made to ensure transparency and accuracy regarding identification, locality, and general characteristics, avoiding misleading statements about treatment, provenance, or nature.
Customs and import taxes:
Any customs duties, import fees, or local taxes applied by the destination country are entirely the responsibility of the winning bidder.
These charges are not included in the auction price or shipping cost and are determined by the buyer’s local authorities.
Guarantee and resolution:
Customer satisfaction is important. In the unlikely event of an issue such as loss, damage, or discrepancy, please contact us promptly through Catawiki’s messaging system.
Each case is handled individually and fairly, with appropriate solutions offered when justified.
Appreciation and commitment:
We sincerely thank you for your trust. Our work focuses on careful selection, accurate representation, and respectful presentation of mineral specimens with character and interest.
Each piece is chosen for its individual qualities rather than speculative or financial considerations. We aim to provide a transparent, reliable, and consistent experience for collectors at all levels.
With gratitude,
GemPulse Minerals

