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Emerald from Panjshir, Afghanistan

$2,800.00

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Exceptional natural emerald specimen from the famous Khenj emerald district of Panjshir, Afghanistan, featuring a dense cluster of vividly colored green prismatic crystals.

The specimen displays numerous well-developed hexagonal prismatic emerald crystals, with prominent longitudinal striations, naturally etched surfaces, and varied crystal terminations. The crystals exhibit saturated emerald-green coloration ranging from bright translucent green to deeper forest-green tones, with areas of good transparency and attractive natural internal features.

The densely intergrown crystal formation gives the specimen excellent three-dimensional character and a strong natural aesthetic.

A beautiful Panjshir emerald specimen with impressive crystal development and excellent collector appeal, representing the classic mineralogical character of emeralds from the Khenj area.

Product details

SpeciesEmerald
SizeThumbnail
Dimensions2.1 x 2.0 x 1.2 cm
Weight5 grams
Listed on10/08/2026
RepairsNo
Current owner
Ahmad Tawab
Pakistan
Acquired
2023
11 for sale·Member since 2025

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Emerald
Mineral guide
Learn about Emerald
iconic green beryl crystals prized for saturated color and rarity of gemmy prisms; legendary localities include Muzo, Chivor, Kagem.
Emerald
Regional guide
Emerald from Panjshir, Afghanistan
Panjshir emeralds, Afghanistan — a modern source known for saturated green crystals from hydrothermal veins; prized for sharp hexagonal prisms and color.
Locality guide
Panjshir
Panjshir, Afghanistan — emerald-bearing veins yield saturated green emerald prisms set in quartz and altered rock; a classic, collectible alpine locality.