Morganite - Specimen optical clear quartz originating from regions such as

originating from regions such as Xikuangshan and the Meikle-type deposits

where the original shell material has been replaced by agate—a form of chalcedony

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This specimen features a dense cluster of sharply formed scalenohedral calcite crystals with a warm honey-beige tone and subtle smoky zoning toward the tips

Morganite - Specimen optical clear quartz originating from regions such asMined from: Unknown Description: This one of a kind morganite specimen is a natural example of pink beryl, offered as a mineral display piece with an unknown locality. Morganite gets its color from trace amounts of manganese within the beryl structure, which can produce soft pink, peach, or salmon tones depending on the chemistry and the way the crystal formed. As a member of the beryl family, it is chemically related to emerald and aquamarine, but