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Beryl

112 GRAMS OF BRAZILIAN AQUAMARINE ICE — OUT IN THE NATURAL LIGHT

112 GRAMS OF BRAZILIAN AQUAMARINE ICE — OUT IN THE NATURAL LIGHT

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Species
Beryl
Locality
Brazil
Weight
112 g
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112 GRAMS OF BRAZILIAN AQUAMARINE ICE — OUT IN THE NATURAL LIGHT

Some pieces absolutely COME ALIVE outside… and this is one of them.

An extraordinary 112 gram etched Aquamarine full floater from Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil — and in the natural sunlight, that icy aqua-blue color and transparency are just ridiculous.

This thing looks like a chunk of frozen tropical water pulled straight from the Earth. The natural etching is wild — intricate textures, windows, reflections and internal architecture everywhere you look. Turn it slightly in the sunlight and an entirely different part of the crystal lights up.

And being a complete full floater makes it that much more special. No obvious attachment point — just natural crystallization and etching wrapping around the specimen.

Etched Aquamarine
112 grams
Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
Full Floater
Incredible icy aqua-blue color

This is EXACTLY what keeps me hunting. Millions of years of pressure, chemistry, heat and chance… and somehow nature creates THIS.

112 grams of pure Earth’s art.

Aquamarine (variety of Beryl) specimen from Brazil. Weight 112 g.

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