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In the world of gemstones and minerals, there are specimens that transcend mere geological wonders, becoming works of art that captivate the imagination. One such exceptional creation is the "Museum Grade Microcline On Tourmaline and Quartz Crystal" offered by Gandhara Gems. This unparalleled piece stands as a testament to the beauty of Earth's treasures and the expertise of Gandhara Gems in curating the finest mineral specimens.
Before delving into the breathtaking beauty of the Museum Grade Microcline On Tourmaline and Quartz Crystal, it is essential to acknowledge the esteemed reputation of Gandhara Gems. For over a decade, this renowned gem and mineral company has been a prominent player in the global gemstone industry. Their unwavering commitment to sourcing and presenting the world's most magnificent minerals has earned them a place of distinction among collectors, enthusiasts, and connoisseurs.
The Museum Grade Microcline, one of the most striking components of this extraordinary specimen, is a type of potassium feldspar renowned for its vivid green hue. This mineral is not only valued for its captivating color but also for its unusual crystal structure. Gandhara Gems has procured a specimen of Microcline that boasts a pristine, lustrous surface and a vivid green shade that resembles the lush forests of the Himalayan region. This particular Microcline, with its transparency and quality, is a masterpiece worthy of any museum's collection.
The Tourmaline crystals adorning the Microcline in this specimen are a sight to behold. Each Tourmaline crystal showcases a mesmerizing gradient of colors, ranging from pink and green to various shades of blue. These crystals, often referred to as the "rainbow gemstone," exude an iridescent charm that is both enchanting and enigmatic. The choice of Tourmaline in this display speaks to Gandhara Gems' meticulous selection process, ensuring that only the most exquisite gemstones find their way into their collections.
In the world of minerals, Quartz crystals are revered for their breathtaking clarity and the mesmerizing play of light they exhibit. In this Museum Grade Microcline On Tourmaline and Quartz Crystal, the Quartz crystals add a touch of pure elegance. Their transparent, hexagonal prisms sparkle with the allure of freshly fallen snow, creating a stark yet harmonious contrast with the vibrant green of the Microcline and the spectrum of colors from the Tourmaline.
The "Museum Grade Microcline On Tourmaline and Quartz Crystal" by Gandhara Gems transcends being a mere mineral specimen. It is a testament to the artistic brilliance of nature itself and the passionate curation by Gandhara Gems. This piece brings together a kaleidoscope of colors and textures, seamlessly blending the vibrant, the ethereal, and the pure. It is an exploration of geological artistry, and its presence in any collection is sure to elicit admiration and wonder.
As admirers of exquisite minerals and gemstones, Gandhara Gems continues to redefine the standards of quality and artistry in the world of mineral collecting. With their Museum Grade Microcline On Tourmaline and Quartz Crystal, they have once again proven their dedication to sourcing, presenting, and preserving Earth's most breathtaking geological treasures. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious enthusiast, Gandhara Gems is the ultimate source for connecting with the Earth's profound beauty through its remarkable offerings.
Note: 30x52 cc 4 Big blocks of Microcline on Table Tennis Ball size Quartz Crystals and Pensile width Tourmaline Crystals from Yuno Mine, Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan at GandharaGems.
| Specimen Type | Museum Grade large cabinet Microcline Feldspar specimen |
|---|---|
| Weight | Grams |
| Dimension | H: 30 x W: 52 cm |
| Origin | Yuno Mine, Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan |
| Treatment | None |
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Association |
Quartz, sodic plagioclase, muscovite, biotitic, hornblende. |
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Luster |
Vitreous |
|
Zodiac |
Libra |
|
Type |
Anisotropic |
|
Hardness |
6-6.5 |
|
Color |
White, grey, greyish yellow, yellowish, tan, salmon-pink, bluish green, green. |
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