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Brucite on Matrix from Pakistan

$3,600.00

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Office No. 1, Al Mukhtiar Gems Chamber, Gem Street, Namak Mandi, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 25000, Pakistan.
560 for sale·Member since 2026
Presenting this massive, over 45 kg Brucite specimen. This specimen features several vividly yellow Brucite spheres beautifully grown on a hard rock matrix. Unlike many pale and unattractive Brucite specimens we have seen in the market, these crystals shine with the most vibrant lemon-yellow color, strikingly emphasized on the hard rock matrix. It’s a remarkable specimen of decorative size with excellent quality and very nice aesthetics!

Product details

Species
BruciteAbout Brucite →
SizeMuseum
Dimensions45.0 x 35.0 x 16.0 cm
Weight24000 grams
Listed on10/22/2024
Locality
Pakistan, Balochistan, Killa SaifullahRegional guide →

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Brucite
Mineral guide
Learn about Brucite
(Mg(OH)2) - vivid lemon-yellow to blue hues; delicate with perfect cleavage, prized for translucent, sculptural forms from Pakistan and Henan.
Brucite
Regional guide
Brucite from Killa Saifullah District, Pakistan
The brucite from Killa Saifullah District is the modern locality that made a once-obscure species suddenly irresistible to fine-mineral collectors. Before the Pakistani material reached the international market, brucite was respected more often than loved: a soft magnesium hydroxide, Mg(OH)2, usually pale, waxy, fibrous, or massive, and only occasionally presentable. The Killa Saifullah finds changed that expectation with vivid lemon-yellow, translucent to gemmy botryoidal masses and rounded crystal aggregates that glow when backlit. The best pieces have a saturated color that looks almost improbable for the species, coupled with a soft internal luminosity and a sculptural, bubble-like surface.