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Gemstone Specification
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Stone Name | Aquamarine and Beryl |
Gems Type | Natural Gemstones, Rare Gems Minerals Crystals, and Semi-Precious Gemstones |
Total Weight | 304 Grams |
Average Weight Size | 304 Grams x 1 Piece= 304 Grams |
Carat Weight | Over 20 carats |
Dimension (w × h × t) | 92 x 49 x 46 mm (W x H x T) |
Shapes / Cut | Hexagonal |
Color of Gems | Light Blue |
Clarity | Transparent and Semi Transparent |
Origin | Pakistan |
Birthstones | March |
Category Types | Fine Mineral Specimens |
Authenticity | Genuine |
Condition | Very good (VG) |
Crystal system | Hexagonal |
Geological era | Cenozoic |
Mineral class | Nesosilicates |
Rarity | Rare |
Rock formation | Igneous and Metamorphic |
Deal Type | Single |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Stone Name | Aquamarine and Beryl |
Gems Type | Natural Gemstones, Rare Gems Minerals Crystals, and Semi-Precious Gemstones |
Total Weight | 304 Grams |
Average Weight Size | 304 Grams x 1 Piece= 304 Grams |
Carat Weight | Over 20 carats |
Dimension (w × h × t) | 92 x 49 x 46 mm (W x H x T) |
Shapes / Cut | Hexagonal |
Color of Gems | Light Blue |
Clarity | Transparent and Semi Transparent |
Origin | Pakistan |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Birthstones | March |
Category Types | Fine Mineral Specimens |
Authenticity | Genuine |
Condition | Very good (VG) |
Crystal system | Hexagonal |
Geological era | Cenozoic |
Mineral class | Nesosilicates |
Rarity | Rare |
Rock formation | Igneous and Metamorphic |
Deal Type | Single |
Product Description
Exceptional Aquamarine Goshenite Crystal from Pakistan's Legendary Nagar Valley
This stunning 304-gram specimen showcases the remarkable beauty of Aquamarine and Goshenite crystals naturally formed on a lustrous mica matrix, sourced directly from the renowned mineral deposits of Nagar, Pakistan.
Geological Significance of Nagar, Pakistan
The Nagar Valley, located in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of northern Pakistan, is world-famous among mineral collectors for producing some of the finest aquamarine specimens on Earth. These remote mountainous region sit within the Karakoram Range, where the collision of the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates has created extraordinary geological conditions over millions of years.
Mining Location & Geology:
- Region: Nagar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Northern Pakistan
- Elevation: Mining occurs at extreme altitudes, often between 3,000-5,000 meters (10,000-16,000 feet)
- Host Rock: Pegmatite veins within metamorphic rocks
- Formation: These beryl crystals formed in pegmatite pockets during the final stages of granite crystallization, where mineral-rich fluids created ideal conditions for aquamarine and goshenite growth
- Associated Minerals: Mica (muscovite), feldspar, quartz, and occasionally tourmaline
Traditional Mining Methods:
Local miners in Nagar work under challenging conditions, often using traditional hand-mining techniques passed down through generations. The remote location and harsh mountain terrain make extraction extremely difficult, requiring miners to trek for hours or days to reach the pegmatite deposits. This artisanal mining preserves the integrity of specimens while supporting local communities who have been the guardians of these mineral treasures for decades.
About This Specimen
- Stone: Aquamarine / Goshenite Crystals on Mica Matrix
- Total Weight: 304 grams
- Dimensions: 92 x 49 x 46 mm (W x H x T)
- Quality: Damage-Free, Museum-Grade
- Color: White / Brown with natural mica luster
- Treatment: None (100% Natural)
- Origin: Nagar, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
This specimen represents not just a beautiful mineral, but a piece of geological history from one of the world's most spectacular mountain ranges. The combination of aquamarine (blue-green beryl) and goshenite (colorless beryl) on natural mica creates a striking display piece perfect for serious collectors and mineral enthusiasts.
