Epidote from Pakistan, Balochistan, Kharan District

A substantial large‑cabinet epidote specimen from the Kharan District of Balochistan, displaying the robust crystal development characteristic of this region’s metamorphic terrains. The piece features densely intergrown, dark green prismatic crystals with a strong vitreous luster, rising sharply from a contrasting matrix. The crystal faces are well‑defined, with minimal contact areas and excellent surface integrity, giving the specimen a bold, architectural presence.

Kharan epidote is known for its saturated color, thickness of crystal habit, and cohesive cluster formation — all of which are evident here. The arrangement offers multiple display angles, each highlighting the interplay of luster, geometry, and depth within the crystal group. This is a collector‑grade example suitable for fine mineral cabinets, educational collections, or display environments that emphasize mineralogical structure and natural form.