Rare Alkali Blue Beryl Vorobyevite crystals on Muscovite from Afghanistan
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This exquisite crystal cluster is a rare specimen of Alkali Rich Blue Vorobyevite on Muscovite, sourced from the renowned gem rich regions of Afghanistan. Known for its striking azure hue, this mineral marvel showcases a stunning array of interconnected crystal formations, each radiating a brilliant blue color that is both captivating and serene. The Vorobyevite crystals, with their high alkali content, exhibit unique properties that make them highly sought after by collectors and gem enthusiasts alike. Originating from some of the most geologically rich terrains in the world, this cluster not only embodies natural beauty but also tells a story of the Earth's dynamic geological processes. Perfect for display in any collection.
Product Information:
| Specimen Type |
Rare Vorobyevite on Muscovite |
|---|---|
| Weight | 277 grams |
| Specimen Dimension | H: 10 x W: 9.5 x D: 5.5 cm |
| Origin | Deo Darrah, Khash and Kuran Wa Munjan District, Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan |
| Treatment | None |
Vorobyevite Description
Vorobyevite is a rare alkali Beryl variety containing Cesium that are found in limited localities around the world. It was first discovered as colorless ones in Russia, and its name also applied to rosy colored and colorless alkali Beryls from Madagascar. There was a relatively new found at the Afghanistan locality several years ago, and those tend to have beautiful celestial blue colors. Crystals may be recently 'discovered', but in actuality they have existed long before and quite ancient.
Vorobyevite Associations:
Chakras |
Third Eye, Root Chakra |
Luster |
Metallic |
Zodiac |
Scorpio |
Tenacity |
Brittle |
Hardness |
7.5 - 8.0 |
Color |
Black, reddish to yellowish brown, dark blue, gray |
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