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Vanadinite crystal cluster – Red-orange hexagonal crystals on matrix | Mineral collector's specimen crystal specimen rarity unique piece gift Morocco

Vanadinite crystal cluster – Red-orange hexagonal crystals on matrix | Mineral collector's specimen crystal specimen rarity unique piece gift Morocco

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Beautiful vanadinite crystal specimen from Morocco with a fascinating variety of natural crystal forms and an intense coloration ranging from bright orange to deep red.46 x 37 x 17mmWhat makes...

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Beautiful vanadinite crystal specimen from Morocco with a fascinating variety of natural crystal forms and an intense coloration ranging from bright orange to deep red.

46 x 37 x 17mm

What makes this collector's piece special is the extraordinary variety of crystal formations. Large, flat, hexagonal crystal plates alternate with smaller, stout crystals and densely grown, sparkling crystal clusters.

Some of the crystals have grown on top of each other in steps and show clearly recognizable growth structures. The numerous tiny crystals form a glittering coating on the natural rock matrix.

The different crystal sizes, shapes, and shades give this specimen a particularly lively and three-dimensional appearance. Depending on the incidence of light, beautiful reflections appear on the shiny crystal faces.

An exceptionally aesthetic collector's piece for lovers of vanadinite and naturally grown minerals

- Intense red-orange to deep red coloration
- Numerous natural, hexagonal crystals
- Large tabular and smaller stout crystal forms
- Stepped intergrowths and visible growth structures
- Finest, glittering crystal clusters on natural matrix

You will receive exactly the unique piece shown.


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