Presenting a classic and highly aesthetic mineral specimen, weighing a substantial 605 Carats (approximately 121 Grams, or over one-tenth of a kilogram). This piece showcases a beautiful natural association of three distinct pegmatite minerals from the renowned Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan region.
This monumental specimen is highly valued by collectors for its size and striking contrast:
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Schorl (Black Tourmaline): Prominent, often terminated, prismatic crystals of jet-black Schorl anchor the piece, providing a powerful, grounding element and a dramatic dark contrast.
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Fluorite: Associated cubic crystals of Fluorite, typically translucent or glassy, may display subtle colors (pale green, purple, or blue), adding a luminous element.
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Feldspar Matrix: The crystals are elegantly set on a host crystal of Feldspar, which provides a blocky, white, or pale pink matrix that beautifully highlights the darker Schorl and the glassy Fluorite.
