126 grams Aquamarine Crystal on Mica with Feldspar

• Stone: ___Aquamarine
  
• Type: ___ Fine Mineral Specimen
• Total Weight: ___126 Grams
• Total Pieces: ___1 Piece
• Dimension: ___ 55 mm x 45 mm x 50 mm
• Size of Crystals: Four Crystals with two big size of 20 x 15 mm and 15 mmx 10 mm. Two more tiny crystals are hidden inside the mica flowers
• Color:___ Very very light blue to white color of crystals, Mica is brown and mother rock feldspar is white
• Treatment: ___No
• Origin: ___Skardu, Pakistan

This specimen is a stunning production of mother nature's artistry. The mica forms a delicate flower-like pattern atop the primary rock made of feldspar. Within the mica, aquamarine crystals naturally are hooked up, with two crystals prominently visible outside the mica layer. Additionally, two tiny crystals are laying deep within the mica "flower." The overall appearance of this specimen is undeniably gorgeous. It's an ideal find for mineral enthusiasts who love rock and mineral collection and want to add distinct rocks to their collection or want to display it in their cabinet. Perfect additional for geologists and students who want to learn about rocks and their formation.