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Specimen # BOL711B82
steel grey color
the one most desirable phosphate species extant
very eye-catching crystal group with great form and virtually no damage
which is not damage but rather an interrupted growth where the crystal was pushed up against the host rock marble in which it formed
Beryl (var: Aquamarine) Edwin Skidmore Specimen # BOL711B82This Aquamarine specimen was mined by Richard Kosnar in the late 1970's and his diggings produced some of the finest color, unheated Aquamarine in the world. Most of these crystals are not gem quality, but this crystal has approximately 90% gem clarity, which is very good for the material. This crystal is a fine, sharp, GEM gemmy, slightly hydrothermally etched, rich blue color prism of Aquamarine from one of the more obscure localities for the
