This museum-quality combination specimen pairs two large emerald crystals, each set against lustrous white calcite. Notably with the larger crystal reaching a rare ¾-inch diameter. In addition, delicate pyrite crystals scatter across the matrix, adding metallic brilliance and, in turn, completing a striking three-mineral composition.
Sourced from Colombia's Legendary Muzo Mines
The Muzo Emerald Mines remain the gold standard for emerald quality worldwide. Prized above all for producing the most vibrant, saturated green color in the gem trade. Given the size and clarity of these crystals, this specimen likewise represents an exceptional example of what the region can produce.
Consequently, the calcite matrix does more than simply host the emeralds. It actively enhances them, its pale surface throwing the crystals' color and structure into sharp relief.
At 4.38" x 2.81" x 3.5" and 1.74 lb, this piece, moreover, offers real presence for a collection or institutional display. Furthermore, it suits the dedicated novice as readily as the advanced collector, and its rarity and composition make it equally fitting as an institutional centerpiece.
Specimen Details:
Material: Emerald on calcite with pyrite
Origin: Muzo Emerald Mines, Colombia
Measurements: 4.38" x 2.81" x 3.5"; Weight: 1.74 lb
Larger crystal diameter: approximately ¾ inch
Authenticity: Genuine verified specimen
Museum-quality, investment-grade specimen
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