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Lush Mint Green Apophyllite Cluster on Sparkling Chalcedony & Calcite Matrix – Collector’s Cabinet Specimen from Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra, India # DKT185
Lush Mint Green Apophyllite Cluster on Sparkling Chalcedony & Calcite Matrix – Collector’s Cabinet Specimen from Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra, India # DKT185
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Features:
Primary Mineral: Apophyllite
Secondary Mineral: Calcite, Chalcedony
Size: 6 x 3.5 inches
Weight: 715 g
Locality: Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar), Maharashtra, India
This magnificent green apophyllite with chalcedony and calcite is an exceptional, museum-grade mineral specimen recovered from the basaltic vugs of Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar), Maharashtra, India. The piece features a dense, vibrant carpet of gemmy, mint-green apophyllite crystals with sharp pyramidal terminations and brilliant luster. Resting on a wide, curved basalt plate lined with a sparkling snowy-white bed of micro-botryoidal chalcedony and fine calcite, the rich mint-green crystal cluster offers a striking contrast against the pale matrix. Formed over millions of years through sequential low-temperature hydrothermal deposition within ancient volcanic cavities of the Deccan Traps, this untouched, hand-selected cabinet specimen displays remarkable aesthetic symmetry and three-dimensional appeal. Highly prized by advanced mineral collectors, fine display galleries, and luxury interior curators, this specimen serves as a commanding centerpiece for any premier collection.
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