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Aquamarine
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Beryl is a gem species that forms six-sided, prismatic crystals. It forms in a gem bearing, coarse grained, granite rock known as pegmatite. Aquamarine is a pale blue variety of beryl. Fine specimens of aquamarine have been found in Brazil, California and Northern Queensland but most have been unearthed in Gilgit, Pakistan. This variety of beryl is commonly associated with tourmaline.
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G288 Aquamarine on Muscovite Nagar, Pakistan $250 Photo 2 |
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G383 Aquamarine and Muscovite Nagar, Pakistan 11cm x 14.5cm $2000 |
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G361 Aquamarine and Muscovite Nagar, Pakistan XL:2cm x 3cm, Matrix: 3.5cm x 4cm $120 |
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G330 Aquamarine terminated Nagar, Pakistan 4cm x 5.5cm {Reverse Side} $650 |
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G346 Aquamarine Pakistan Nagar, 4cm x 3.5cm $40 |
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G349 Aquamarine Pakistan 3cm x 3cm $30 |
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G365 Aquamarine Crystals Pakistan Up to 4cm x 1cm crystals $30 to $80 each |
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G372 Aquamarine & Tourmaline Pakistan 6cm x 4.5cm View of reverse $350 |
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G314 Aquamarine Brazil 5cm x 5cm $650 |
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G301 Aquamarine & Tourmaline Gilgit, Pakistan 5.5cm x 7cm $450 |
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G355 Aquamarine & Tourmaline on Quartz An interesting piece. The aquamarine displays an intense, sky-blue colour that is all too rare in Pakistani aquamarine. Specimen is repaired as crystals broke when collected. Pakistan 20cm x 5.5cm |
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G409 Aquamarine Gilgit, Pakistan 3cm x 3.5cm x 3.5cm $120 |
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