Chlorite Quartz with Brookite on Matrix – 52.2g | Pakistan | Natural Mineral Specimen Red Gemstones Introducing a beautiful natural peridot

Name: Chlorite Quartz with Brookite on Matrix – 52.2g | Pakistan | Natural Mineral Specimen Red Gemstones Introducing a beautiful natural peridot
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 22143610033
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0396 (28 reviews)

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Chlorite Quartz with Brookite on Matrix – 52.2g Pakistan Natural Mineral Specimen Red Gemstones Introducing a beautiful natural peridot Introducing a beautiful natural peridot crystals specimens of 8 pieces for collectors The rough generally displays light green color with a range of shades A: Brookite is relatively hard (Mohs ~5 this matrix specimen is not suitable for cutting

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