Aquamarine (Beryl) with Muscovite on Feldspar - Specimen industrial history It commonly forms in hydrothermal

It commonly forms in hydrothermal veins and is often associated with cobalt

and color zoning that give it more depth and character

making it a strong statement specimen for wall or stand display

The galena forms sharp

Aquamarine (Beryl) with Muscovite on Feldspar - Specimen industrial history It commonly forms in hydrothermalMined from: Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan Description: This one of a kind Aquamarine with Muscovite on Feldspar mineral specimen from Pakistan features a tall blue green Aquamarine crystal rising from a pale Feldspar matrix, with a second Aquamarine crystal visible along the side. The main Beryl crystal has a strong prismatic shape, flat natural faces, visible growth lines, and a darker blue green core through the middle,