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Sky Blue Celestite with Gemmy Crystals From: Sankoany, Ketsepy Mahajanga, Madagascar Size: 60 x 38 x 30 mm  Weight: 57 grams

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Sky Blue Celestite with Gemmy Crystals From: Sankoany, Ketsepy Mahajanga, Madagascar Size: 35 x 30 x 25 mm  Weight: 32 grams

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Sky Blue Celestite with Gemmy Crystals From: Sankoany, Ketsepy Mahajanga, Madagascar Size: 50 x 33 x 30 mm  Weight: 86 grams

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.5 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.4 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34.1 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 33.6 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 35.7 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 35.8 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34.3 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 34.1 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 9 x 9 x 9 mm  Weight: 32 carats

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Year of Discovery: 1967 Found in Magadan, Russia Age: ~ 4.5 billion years old The Seymchan meteorite is a remarkable extraterrestrial specimen that has captivated scientists and collectors alike since its discovery in the remote region of Magadan, Russia, in 1967. Named after the nearby Seymchan River, this meteorite showcases a captivating blend of metallic and stony components, making it a unique and sought-after piece in the world of meteoritics. The story of Seymchan's journey to Earth began billions of years ago during the formation of our solar system. It is believed to have originated from a disrupted parent body, possibly an asteroid or a planetesimal, where the core and mantle materials mixed due to a cataclysmic impact. The resulting fragments were scattered throughout space, eventually finding their way to our planet as meteorites. The Seymchan meteorite has gained recognition not only for its intriguing composition but also for its exceptional preservation. While many meteorites endure significant alteration upon atmospheric entry and impact with the Earth's surface, Seymchan specimens often exhibit a remarkable fusion crust—a thin, dark layer formed during atmospheric entry—which preserves the meteorite's pristine appearance. This makes Seymchan meteorites highly desirable for scientific research and collections. Size: 15 x 15 x 15 mm  Weight: 118.9 carats

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Here's something you may have never seen. It's flashy siderite from Brazil with extraordinary rainbow colors. They come from a very small find at Conselheiro Pena and we were lucky to get some of these amazing specimens. Completely natural from Earth 🌍 and completely amazing ! From: Conselheiro Pena, Minas Gerais, Brazil Size: 48 x 23 x 15 mm  Weight: 43 grams    

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 55 x 55 x 30 mm  Weight: 99 grams

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  Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 80 x 50 x 48 mm  Weight: 155 grams  

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 60 x 40 x 25 mm  Weight: 79 grams

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 60 x 40 x 38 mm  Weight: 95 grams

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 52 x 45 x 18 mm  Weight: 47 grams  

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 70 x 50 x 18 mm  Weight: 76 grams  

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 65 x 50 x 18 mm  Weight: 79 grams  

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  Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 48 x 40 x 35 mm  Weight: 64 grams  

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Amazing Amethyst with Golden Pyrite. This combination is characteristic to Chala mine only. The mine has been closed and there’s no active production.  Origin: Chala mine, Spahievo, Haskovo, Bulgaria Size: 80 x 65 x 30 mm  Weight: 231 grams

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Top Class Amethyst with Lustrous Crystals Origin: Karur, India Size: 105 x 95 x 25 mm  Weight: 245 Gr

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Absolutely top class Kammererite with large, gemmy crystals. Mined in 1970s.Locality: Kop Daglari, Erzurum, Turkey Size: 75 x 58 x 45 mm  Weight: 259 grams

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Poker Chip Manganocalcite specimen with a stunning stacked up formation.Locality: Xia Yang, Longyan, Fujian Province, China Size: 115 x 80 x 55 mm  Weight: 444 grams

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Velvety Malachite Geode From: Kerrouchen, Khenifra, Morocco Size: 78 x 70 x 60 mm  Weight: 620 grams

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Azurite with amazing spiky all around formation From: Touissit, Morocco Size: 40 x 30 x 28 mm  Weight: 36 grams

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Octahedral Green Fluorite with Blue Purple Edges and Corners with Quartz.  From: Yong Chun, Fujian, China Size: 130 x 75 x 60 mm  Weight: 590 grams

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Blue green color change cubic Fluorite March 2019 find From: Mandrosonoro, Ambatofinandrahana, Madagascar Size: 105 x 70 x 50 mm  Weight: 464 grams

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Rare velvety Amethyst with bubbly formation from a very small find in Hungary. From: Nyiri, Zempleni Mountains, Hungary Size: 125 x 92 x 30 mm  Weight: 396 grams

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Very rare Wulfenite with Calcite from the classic European locality. Mežica was known to be the largest lead and zinc ore deposit in Slovenia with the highest production between 1950 and 1955. From: Doroteja Mine, Mežica, Slovenia Size: 140 x 95 x 40 mm  Weight: 470 grams

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Amazing Roselite geode full of lustrous crystals From: Bou Azzer Mine, Ouarzazate Prov., Morocco Size: 105 x 70 x 65 mm  Weight: 550 grams

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 90 x 75 x 50 mm  Weight: 289 grams  

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 80 x 60 x 30 mm  Weight: 114 grams  

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 65 x 52 x 40 mm  Weight: 137 grams  

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 55 x 50 x 48 mm  Weight: 113 grams  

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 75 x 40 x 40 mm  Weight: 102 grams  

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Stellar Bright Orange Thomsonite with Mesolite Very aesthetic specimen From: Deshgaon, Madhya Pradesh, India Size: 75 x 35 x 25 mm  Weight: 63 grams

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Very High Grade Quartz with Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 75 x 50 x 50 mm  Weight: 151 grams

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Very High Grade Quartz with Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 65 x 50 x 35 mm  Weight: 97 grams  

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Very High Grade DT Himalayan Green Chlorite Quartz Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 85 x 42 x 25 mm  Weight: 102 grams  

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Very High Grade Quartz with Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 95 x 40 x 30 mm  Weight: 175 grams  

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Very High Grade Quartz with Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 70 x 60 x 50 mm  Weight: 161 grams  

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Very High Grade Quartz with Green Chlorite Quartz Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 70 x 60 x 40 mm  Weight: 141 grams  

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Very High Grade Quartz with Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 110 x 100 x 78 mm  Weight: 902 grams    

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Very High Grade Green Chlorite Phantom Quartz. Great Clarity and Luster Mined at a very high altitude From: Kulu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas Size: 95 x 45 x 40 mm  Weight: 184 grams  

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