Natural Brucite crystal looks like leafs of tree Mineral...

atural Yellow Brucite Crystal Cluster with Malachite – Balochistan, Pakistan Offering an impressive natural Brucite specimen from the mines of Balochistan, Pakistan, weighing approximately 175 grams and measuring 141 × 47 × 15 mm. The crystal displays an exceptional and highly unusual elongated, branching structure, giving the formation an almost tree-like or sculptural appearance. Numerous naturally formed yellow Brucite crystals are arranged along the crystal, creating an attractive three-dimensional composition. The crystals exhibit a beautiful natural yellow colour with a strong lustre, and many of the exposed crystal surfaces show natural terminations. With a length of 141 mm, this is an unusually long and visually striking Brucite crystal, making it particularly interesting for mineral collectors looking for distinctive crystal rather than conventional crystal forms. Adding further character to the specimen are natural green Malachite-bearing areas and associated matrix, particularly visible across the central/front portion. The contrast between the bright yellow Brucite and the darker matrix with green mineralisation gives the crystal an attractive natural colour combination. The crystal is presented in its natural, uncut and untreated form, preserving its original mineralogical character and unusual growth architecture. Mineral: Brucite Colour: Natural yellow Locality: Balochistan, Pakistan Weight: 175 g Dimensions: 141 × 47 × 15 mm Associated minerals: Malachite-bearing matrix Treatment: None / natural specimen Origin: Pakistan A distinctive collector's specimen with exceptional length, unusual branching morphology and attractive natural yellow colour.

Estimate:£1.69

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