Rare isomatric Ball of Pollucite with secondary crystal from Pakistan

$1,200.00

SKU : WPC-00-200

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This rare isometric ball of Pollucite, originating from Pakistan, is a remarkable mineral specimen highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts. Pollucite, a cesium-rich mineral, typically forms in granite pegmatites and is known for its clear to white, glass-like appearance. The specimen is an exceptional spherical crystal cluster, showcasing a unique isometric geometry that is quite rare for Pollucite. The ball is adorned with a secondary crystal formation, which adds an intriguing contrast and complexity to the piece. This secondary crystal, often of a different mineral such as Albite or Lepidolite, introduces a subtle variety in texture and color, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the specimen. The well-defined crystal faces and the rare formation make this Pollucite specimen a valuable addition to any mineral collection.

Product Information:

Specimen Type	Pollucite Crystals
Weight	1412 grams
Dimensions	H: 13.8 x W: 11.3 x D: 7 cm
Origin	Chappu Mine, Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
Treatment	None

Description:

Morganite: is named after the American collector J.P Morgan. Morganite, also known as 'pink beryl', 'pink emerald', 'rose beryl', and 'cesian beryl', is a rare light pink to a rose-colored gem-quality variety of beryl. Yellow/Orange varieties of morganite can also be found, and color banding is common.

Morganite, with its apparent, peach-pink innocence embodies the first pale rays of sunrise that warms the soul, releasing a sense of smallness in the vast universe. This is a Pink Morganite Crystal of Divine Love. It brings assurance, compassion, healing, and promise. With its gentle pink energy, Pink Morganite attunes to the Heart Chakra. It cleanses the emotional body of anxiety and stress.

This Pink Morganite Crystal also attracts an abundance of love into one’s life. It encourages loving thoughts and actions, being receptive to love from others.

Morganite Crystals Crystal:

Chemical Formula	Be₃ Al₂Si₆ O₁₈
Specific Gravity	2.71 - 2.90
Crystal System	Hexagonal
Hardness	7.5 - 8
Color	Soft pink to violet, also salmon-colored
Transparency	Transparent to Translucent
Luster	Vitreous