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Amethyst Flower is a variety of amethyst found between Iraí and Planalto, Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil. The color of these crystals is usually pale with shades of pink.
This Amethyst Flower specimen resembles a portrait of a young girl. Its unique shape and various colors elevate it to a world-class, museum-quality level.
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This specimen is extracted from the Himalayan region. Due to unique climate conditions and high altitudes, crystals found there are typically very pure and transparent.
The complex natural conditions endow crystals with unique characteristics but also significantly increase the difficulty of mining. The Himalayan region is covered with ice and snow throughout the year, and there are only two months available for mountain mining in a year.
Every large and uniquely shaped Himalayan rock crystal is a gift from nature.
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Lemurian crystals are renowned worldwide for their sharp forms and unique Akashic lines. Typically, Lemurian crystals appear white or transparent, occasionally exhibiting a light pink color.
However, diverging from the ordinary Lemurian Crystal, this specimen displays a distinctive high-end blue-gray hue. Its unique coloration, coupled with the refined form, bestows upon it an understated yet elegant quality, presenting a rare and captivating find.
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Inclusions in crystals are most commonly seen in green, red, and yellow. However, blue and pink inclusion bodies simultaneously appear in this crystal. After overall polishing, the crystal becomes even more transparent and delicate. This allows us to appreciate the unique and rich inclusions within this crystal easily and clearly.
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This is a top-grade Lemurian Crystal Cluster adorned with light pink hues. Its high level of transparency and intact form give it extremely high decorative and collectible value.
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Differing from the ordinary needle-shaped hemimorphite, this sky-blue hemimorphite grows into a flower shape on the matrix. This specimen has a scintillating surface composed of microscopic crystal faces, giving it a sparkling luster.