Aquamarine from Shigar Valley, Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
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A stunning natural composition of color, contrast, and crystalline elegance, this exceptional specimen features a luminous blue aquamarine crystal rising beautifully among sculptural feldspar formations and glossy black tourmaline accents. The harmonious combination of icy transparency, creamy mineral textures, and deep black crystalline contrast creates a visually captivating collector piece with remarkable aesthetic balance.
Specifications :
• Dimensions: 41.39 x 25.01 x 32.44 mm
• Weight: 24.05 g
• Origin: Skardu, Pakistan
• Formation: Natural Aquamarine with Feldspar & Black Tourmaline
• Treatment: 100% Natural & Untreated
• Condition: As-Mined Collector Specimen
The aquamarine crystal displays a delicate sky-blue tone with impressive clarity, allowing light to pass through its sharply terminated faces with a soft, glass-like brilliance. Surrounding the crystal are beautifully layered feldspar formations that add depth and architectural character, while the striking black tourmaline crystal introduces dramatic contrast and sophistication to the overall composition.
Every angle reveals intricate natural textures and crystalline geometry, making this specimen feel like a naturally sculpted masterpiece formed deep within the mountains over millions of years. Its refined structure and balanced mineral association make it highly desirable among elite mineral collectors and lovers of rare natural art.
Sourced from the legendary Skardu region of northern Pakistan — famous worldwide for producing some of the finest aquamarine specimens on Earth — this piece reflects the extraordinary mineral wealth of the Karakoram Mountains. Specimens from this locality are treasured for their exceptional clarity, unique associations, and world-class collector appeal.
This specimen remains completely natural with no dyes, no oils, and no heat treatment — preserved exactly as discovered in the mountains.
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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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