This attractive combination specimen features a cluster of well-formed aquamarine crystals resting on a richly textured bed of muscovite. The composition is balanced, with multiple aquamarine prisms emerging naturally from the mica matrix, creating depth and dimension from every viewing angle.
From the frontal perspective, the aquamarine crystals display a soft icy-blue tone with pleasing transparency. Several crystals show clean hexagonal prism faces and flat, well-defined terminations. The parallel growth and subtle zoning within the crystals are visible under light, adding character without distracting from clarity.
Side views highlight the three-dimensional structure of the cluster. The aquamarines rise confidently above the muscovite rosettes, creating contrast between the cool blue beryl and the warm golden-bronze mica blades. The muscovite forms layered, overlapping plates with reflective luster, enhancing the specimen’s visual movement.
Close inspection reveals natural internal veils and growth features within the aquamarine, consistent with unaltered crystals. Edges and terminations appear intact, with no signs of polishing or repair. The matrix is solid and well-balanced, allowing secure cabinet display.
Overall, this piece offers excellent color contrast, strong crystal definition, and a harmonious combination aesthetic from Chumar Bakor, Nagar.
Specifications
- Reference No: GD-AQ-011
- Mineral: Aquamarine with Muscovite
- Size: 65 × 107 × 60 mm
- Weight: 416 grams
- Origin: Chumar Bakor, Nagar, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
- Crystal Habit: Hexagonal prismatic, multi-crystal cluster
- Color: Icy blue aquamarine with golden-bronze muscovite
- Condition: Natural, well-terminated crystals on stable matrix
