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English: Beryl on muscovite. Pale blue transparent beryl crystal, with the usual hexagonal prismatic habit and a complex termination showing at least ten faces. Surrounded by a number of large hexagonal crystals of muscovite. A minor beryl cristal near the right bottom, contacted on the tip. All covering a white compact feldspar matrix. Overall size: 100mm x 88mm x 76mm; main beryl crystal: 38mm tall (visible part) and 20mm wide. Mass: 448g. No damage can be seen with my naked eye and I guess neither with a magnifying glass. The main beryl crystal is perfect and complete 360º. Specimen from the Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Baltistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. |
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| Source | This a photo of a specimen from my own collection |
| Author | Carles Millan |
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