Aquamarine Crystal on Muscovite – Shigar Valley, Pakistan

This is a natural Aquamarine crystal on muscovite mineral specimen from the Shigar Valley in Gilgit‑Baltistan, Pakistan — a region world‑renowned among mineral collectors for fine aquamarine and mica specimens.

Specimen Overview
Aquamarine is the blue to blue‑green variety of beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈) known for its attractive sea‑blue color. This specimen features a rich aquamarine crystal perched on a matrix of silver‑colored muscovite mica, creating a dynamic contrast between the transparent crystal and the layered mica host.

Mineralogical Details
• Mineral Name: Aquamarine crystal on muscovite (beryl + mica)
• Locality: Shigar Valley, Gilgit‑Baltistan, Pakistan — an internationally recognized source for high‑quality aquamarine specimens.
• Condition: Brand‑new, unused, unopened, undamaged (as listed).
• Crystal Form: Natural aquamarine termination with vitreous luster and color saturation typical of classic Himalayan aquamarines.
• Matrix Host: Silvery muscovite mica adds visual texture and stability.

This specimen offers a beautiful combination of crystal transparency, elegant aquamarine hue, and mica matrix support — making it a prized piece for both geological display and fine mineral collections.

Collector & Display Uses
• Mineral cabinet collectors seeking notable Himalayan specimens
• Educational geological displays illustrating gem beryl and phyllosilicate associations
• Interior displays and accent pieces for homes or offices
• Gifts for crystal enthusiasts interested in provenance and aesthetics

Shipping & Purchase Info
• Price: US $179.99 or Best Offer — premium pricing reflecting aquamarine quality and locality.
• Shipping: FREE Economy International Shipping — international delivery may include customs duties or carrier handling charges.
• Condition: New — brand‑new, unused, unopened, undamaged.
• Returns: 30‑day returns accepted (buyer pays return shipping).

This Aquamarine on Muscovite specimen combines geological intrigue with aesthetic appeal, making it a desirable addition to mineral collections and display cases worldwide.