Front view of pale blue aquamarine crystals on a white and cream matrix mounted on a black base

Aquamarine Crystals on Matrix – Shigar Valley, Pakistan

$39.00
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Front view of pale blue aquamarine crystals on a white and cream matrix mounted on a black base
  • Front view of pale blue aquamarine crystals on a white and cream matrix mounted on a black base
  • Aquamarine matrix specimen mounted upright beneath a clear display cover
  • Rear view of the cream-colored matrix with one pale blue aquamarine crystal visible at the edge
  • Side view showing the rough beige matrix and partly embedded pale blue aquamarine crystals
  • Angled view of translucent white matrix with several pale blue aquamarine crystals
  • Front view of pale blue aquamarine crystals on a white and cream matrix mounted on a black base
  • Aquamarine matrix specimen mounted upright beneath a clear display cover
  • Rear view of the cream-colored matrix with one pale blue aquamarine crystal visible at the edge
  • Side view showing the rough beige matrix and partly embedded pale blue aquamarine crystals
  • Angled view of translucent white matrix with several pale blue aquamarine crystals
Aquamarine Crystals on Matrix – Shigar Valley, Pakistan

Aquamarine Crystals on Matrix – Shigar Valley, Pakistan

$39.00

About This Specimen

This miniature aquamarine specimen from Pakistan’s Shigar Valley presents several pale blue crystals partly embedded in a coarse white-to-cream matrix. One broader blue crystal and a narrower prismatic crystal provide distinct color accents, while the irregular matrix gives the piece a naturally sculptural profile.

Specimen Details

  • Mineral / Specimen Type: Aquamarine on matrix
  • Locality: Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
  • Form & Structure: Multiple partly embedded, translucent aquamarine crystals on a coarse crystalline matrix; visible crystals include prismatic forms with incomplete or worn terminations
  • Color: Pale sky blue to blue-green aquamarine against a translucent white, cream, and light beige matrix
  • Rarity: Uncommon as an attractive miniature matrix specimen; aquamarine itself is not considered rare
  • Mohs Hardness: 7.5–8
  • Luster: Vitreous on crystal faces
  • Chemical Formula: Be3Al2Si6O18
  • Specimen Size: Miniature
  • Dimensions: 3.3 × 2.1 × 4.1 cm
  • Specimen Weight: 29.2 g — mineral only
  • Total / Display Weight: 79 g

About Aquamarine

Aquamarine is the blue to blue-green gem variety of beryl, a hexagonal beryllium aluminum silicate. Its characteristic color is associated with iron within the crystal structure, and well-formed specimens commonly develop elongated prismatic crystals with a vitreous luster and a Mohs hardness of 7.5–8.

Traditional & Metaphysical Associations

In crystal traditions, aquamarine is associated with calm reflection, clear communication, courage, and the symbolism of water. It is often selected for meditation, intention-setting, or a peaceful display space. Metaphysical properties are based on traditional beliefs and are provided for cultural and informational purposes; they are not scientifically established or intended as medical advice.

Why This Specimen?

The specimen’s scattered pale blue crystals stand out clearly against its light, rugged matrix, with contrasting crystal sizes adding visual interest from multiple viewing angles. Its compact upright presentation makes it well suited to a miniature display.

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