Aquamarine from Shigar Valley, Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
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A breathtaking display of natural elegance, this stunning aquamarine crystal rises dramatically from a luminous quartz matrix like a frozen pillar of pure mountain ice. The sharply defined crystal formation creates a spiking vertical composition, giving the specimen a commanding presence while maintaining a refined and balanced aesthetic.
Specifications
• Dimensions: 47.37 x 25.02 x 44.71 mm
• Weight: 13.06 g
• Origin: Shigar Valley, Skardu, Pakistan
• Formation: Natural Aquamarine Crystal on Quartz Matrix
• Treatment: 100% Natural & Untreated
• Condition: As-Mined Collector Specimen
Aquamarine showcases exceptional transparency with delicate icy-blue undertones, allowing light to travel beautifully through the crystal and reveal its intricate natural growth patterns. Emerging gracefully from a sparkling quartz base, the contrast between the smooth gem crystal and textured matrix creates a visually captivating piece admired from every angle.
This specimen perfectly captures the raw beauty of nature untouched by human alteration. Its elegant “aquamarine spiking out of quartz” formation makes it highly desirable among mineral collectors, crystal enthusiasts, interior display curators, and lovers of fine natural art.
Sourced from the legendary Shigar Valley, Skardu Pakistan, a region world-renowned for producing some of the finest aquamarines on Earth, this piece carries both geological significance and timeless beauty. Formed deep within the Karakoram Mountains over millions of years, specimens from this locality are prized globally for their clarity, structure, and elite collector appeal.
This is a completely natural specimen with no dyes, no oils, and no heat treatment — preserved exactly as it was discovered in the mountains.
Why buy from us?
We specialize in sourcing ethically mined, high-quality minerals directly from the source. This isn't just a stone; it's a piece of geological history from the roof of the world.
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sea-blue to blue-green beryl; forms in pegmatites and alpine veins; prized for color, clarity, and dramatic matrix specimens.















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