Like an ice sculpture of pink glass! This is a bi color (light green at the "stem" grading to a clean peach-pink at the top) and 100% gem grade - there are no inclusions at all! The etched areas have recrystalized so it is composed of hundreds of tiny faces and facets. This is at least 17 years old and I have not seen anything newer to compare with the older material for eyecatching form and luster. This is about as fine a color and form as could be asked for, a really good gem Beryl!
An incredibly strange and truely unique gem crystal! A slightly modified and etched prismatic crystal with a natural cavity near the top from which grew an extension of the main crystal. The "extended termination" is 7MM long shows some chanels and growth etching as well. A very fine mineral oddity with fine esthetics and minimal damage (other than the attachment area at the base there is no naked eye visible damage)
