Chrysocolla MINERAL SPECIMENS FROM SPRINGBOK – SOUTH AFRICA

These two beautiful mineral specimens delight with their intense turquoise-green to blue-green coloring and their extraordinary natural surface structure.

The fine-crystalline mineral sections cover large parts of the brownish rock matrix and create a fascinating color contrast.

The different shades of green and the fine structures, which are highlighted particularly beautifully depending on the light, are especially interesting.

Both specimens have a very similar size and appearance but differ in their individual shape and natural color distribution.


ORIGIN & CHARACTERISTICS

Chrysocolla

• Origin: Springbok, South Africa
• Discovery region: Namaqualand, Northern Cape
• Color: Turquoise-green to blue-green
• Matrix: Natural brownish rock
• Surface: Fine-crystalline mineralization
• Treatment: Natural
• Special feature: Former G. Tremmel collection, according to the original label
• Delivery: In an acrylic collector's box


YOUR CHOICE – SPECIMEN 1 OR 2

With this offer, you receive exactly one natural mineral specimen per purchase.

You can choose between two different specimens:

Specimen 1: 26 x 16mm
Turquoise-green mineral specimen with individual natural crystal structure.

Specimen 2: 23 x 15mm
Turquoise-green mineral specimen with similar size and coloring, but its own natural shape.

The respective specimens are assigned to the corresponding product photos.

You will receive exactly the specimen of your chosen variant as shown in the photos.

Both pieces are offered at the same price.


A SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S ITEM

According to the original label, the mineral specimens come from the former G. Tremmel collection.

The combination of intense turquoise-green color, natural matrix, and individual mineral structure makes every specimen a unique piece.

Natural inclusions, growth marks, and irregularities are part of the original character of these minerals.


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