Aquamarine on Microcline matrix All Natural TN 11 grams
This is a terrific example of Aquamarine on Microcline matrix; a thumbnail specimen sometimes referred to as a "box buster" due to its size that barely fits in the new perky box it will be delivered in. Measures 1.2" x 1.04" x .76" or 30.6mm x 26.4mm x 19.3mm. Excellent color, clarity and form. All the facets, faces and termination are completely natural and present with excellent luster. Nice secondary growth crystals, one with a fine termination. There is a small ding on one edge of the termination of the large crystal, however it definitely does not take anything away from the overall exceptional aesthetics of the piece.
11 grams. Measures 1.2" x 1.04" x .76" or 30.6mm x 26.4mm x 19.3mm.
Presented in and will include classic, standard size Perkins Box, 1.25" x 1.25"
Source / location: Erongo Mountains, Karibib Constituency, Erongo Region, Namibia, Southern Africa
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This is a terrific example of Aquamarine on Microcline matrix; a thumbnail specimen sometimes referred to as a "box buster" due to its size that barely fits in the new perky box it will be delivered in. Measures 1.2" x 1.04" x .76" or 30.6mm x 26.4mm x 19.3mm. Excellent color, clarity and form. All the facets, faces and termination are completely natural and present with excellent luster. Nice secondary growth crystals, one with a fine termination. There is a small ding on one edge of the termination of the large crystal, however it definitely does not take anything away from the overall exceptional aesthetics of the piece.
11 grams. Measures 1.2" x 1.04" x .76" or 30.6mm x 26.4mm x 19.3mm.
Presented in and will include classic, standard size Perkins Box, 1.25" x 1.25"
Source / location: Erongo Mountains, Karibib Constituency, Erongo Region, Namibia, Southern Africa
To stay up to date on new listings, new releases of minerals, crystals and stones, follow us on FB and IG. @crystalrockology