Ruby from Afghanistan, Kabul, Jegdalek ruby deposit
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Natural Ruby Crystal on Matrix – Jegdalek Ruby Deposit, Kabul, Afghanistan
This natural Ruby (Corundum) crystal on matrix originates from the renowned Jegdalek Ruby Deposit in Kabul Province, Afghanistan. Weighing 65.8 grams and measuring 5.8 × 3.6 × 1.9 cm, the specimen features a well-formed ruby crystal naturally positioned on its host matrix, creating an attractive and balanced display.
The Jegdalek ruby deposit is one of the world's classic ruby localities, known for producing natural ruby crystals for centuries. Preserved in its natural, unaltered condition, this specimen highlights the crystal's authentic growth and its geological association with the original matrix, offering an excellent representation of this historic source of corundum.
With its pleasing crystal placement and natural presentation, this specimen is well suited for mineral collections, display cabinets, or anyone with an appreciation for classic ruby specimens. It is a fine example of natural ruby from one of Afghanistan's most significant mineral-producing localities.
Specifications
- Mineral: Ruby (Corundum)
- Locality: Jegdalek Ruby Deposit, Kabul Province, Afghanistan
- Weight: 65.8 g
- Dimensions: 5.8 × 3.6 × 1.9 cm
Each specimen in our inventory is carefully selected for its natural beauty, authenticity, and collector appeal. We strive to offer genuine minerals that showcase the remarkable diversity and craftsmanship of nature, making every piece a meaningful addition to any collection.
Product details
Known provenance
| Date | Collector | Acquisition price |
|---|---|---|
| — | hamid khan | Not disclosed |
This Ruby specimen was acquired from a trusted mineral supplier in Afghanistan and originates from the renowned Jegdalek Ruby Deposit near Kabul. The specimen was carefully selected for its well-formed crystal and natural matrix. Minor trimming was carried out to improve its overall presentation while preserving the natural ruby crystal and the specimen's collector value. | ||







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