Ultra-Rare Pink Apophyllite Cluster with Sharp Terminations – First Find Lustrous Indian Mineral Specimen from Madhya Pradesh # B 7233

Features:

Primary Mineral: Apophyllite

Secondary Mineral: N/A

Size: 3 inches x 3 inches
Weight 318 gms

Locality: MP, India

Hailing from a ground-breaking new discovery in Madhya Pradesh, India, this sensational, museum-grade specimen represents one of the rarest finds in modern mineral history-a highly lustrous cluster of sharply terminated, natural pink apophyllite crystals. Emerging in exquisite soft-to-vibrant rose-pink hues with glassy vitreous luster across pristine, well-defined pyramidal terminations, this specimen marks an extraordinarily uncommon color occurrence for Indian apophyllites, which are traditionally green or colorless. The densely packed, interlocking crystal cluster forms an upright, self-standing display piece that catches light from every angle, accentuating the gem-like clarity and crisp crystal faces. Revered by elite mineral collectors for its monumental scarcity and coveted in energy practices for radiating a pure, high-frequency heart-chakra activation filled with compassionate warmth, this investment-grade masterpiece is a true holy grail addition for any serious mineral collection.

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As the world's largest exporter of Indian zeolites, Superb Minerals brings the world one-of-a-kind collector specimens that have unrivaled quality. Each piece is as the day it was discovered in the Indian Earth, unaltered, from the mines of Maharashtra to your hands. This is why museums around the world display our specimens, including the Smithsonian and the Harvard Mineralogical and Geological Museum.

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