Morganite - Specimen Polishing Abrasive blade-like crystal form with a

blade-like crystal form with a soft violet to lavender-blue color that shifts in intensity across the surface

Each Oyster Fossil still has both the top and the bottom of the specimen remaining and intact

meaning "without water"

while the botryoidal and porous sections indicate areas of faster or uneven mineral deposition within open spaces and fractures

Morganite - Specimen Polishing Abrasive blade-like crystal form with aMined from: Pegmatite deposits, Nuristan Kunar region, Afghanistan Description: This one of a kind morganite specimen from Afghanistan shows a stronger peach pink to salmon tone, with broad crystal faces, angular geometry, and a solid, blocky shape that reads clearly as beryl. The piece has a natural etched surface with internal veils, fracture planes, and a mix of more translucent and more saturated zones. White matrix remains attached along one