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Description
The portion on the bottom where the cluster was removed from its matrix provides the best orientation to display the specimen on an acrylic base (not included)
Weight: 153 grams
and sometimes as a component of sedimentary rocks
Hyalite Opal was first discovered by German geologist Abraham Gottlob Werner in the late 1700's
12.75 carat Beryl var. Heliodor from Volyn Deposit TZ539 pseudomorph The portion on the bottom12. 75 carat Beryl var. Heliodor from Volyn Deposit Approx. Dimensions: 1. 5x0. 4x0. 3 inches Approx. Weight: 2. 57 grams Locality: Volyn Deposit, Volodarsk Volynskii, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine Weight: 12. 75 carats Dimensions: 37 x 10 x 8 mm Heliodors from the Volyn Deposit (formerly the Volodarsk Volynskii pegmatite field) are among the most admired examples of this golden beryl variety in the mineral world. The Volyn Deposit in Zhytomyr Oblast,
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