Quartz from Shigar Valley, Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

A remarkable showcase of nature’s artistry, this stunning aquamarine specimen emerges gracefully from a radiant quartz matrix with striking elegance and balance. Its refined crystal formation and serene icy-blue tones create a composition that feels both powerful and sophisticated—an exceptional treasure for discerning mineral collectors.

The soft icy-blue aquamarine crystal emerges gracefully from the transparent quartz base, creating a breathtaking contrast between clarity, texture, and natural structure. Its sleek vertical formation and glass-like brilliance give the specimen a commanding yet balanced presence, making it a striking centerpiece for any mineral collection, luxury décor setting, or crystal display.

Sourced from the legendary Shigar Valley in Skardu, northern Pakistan, this specimen comes from one of the world’s most respected localities for museum-quality aquamarine. Formed deep within the Karakoram mountain range, aquamarines from this region are celebrated for their exceptional transparency, delicate blue hues, and naturally sculpted perfection.

Every angle reveals intricate natural details, showcasing millions of years of geological artistry preserved exactly as nature created it.

Specimen Details

Mineral: Natural Aquamarine on Quartz

Origin: Shigar Valley, Skardu, Pakistan

Dimensions: 65.83 × 26.87 × 92.39 mm

Weight: 140.58 grams

Treatment: 100% Natural & As-Mined

No heat treatment

No dyes

No oils or enhancements

Whether displayed in a curated mineral cabinet or showcased as a luxury statement piece, this aquamarine specimen carries a timeless sense of rarity, tranquility, and natural sophistication.

This is a 100% "As-Mined" specimen. No oils, no dyes, and no heat treatments. It remains in its raw, crystalline state-exactly as it was discovered in the mountains of skardu.

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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.