Aquamarine (Beryl) with Feldspar, Schorl (Tourmaline), and Muscovite- Specimen jadeite this bi-colour selenite showcases a

this bi-colour selenite showcases a stunning natural contrast that sets it apart from the traditional single-tone varieties

especially in situations that require clarity and measured response

Fossil clam shells from this region provide important evidence of Jurassic marine ecosystems and help paleontologists reconstruct the biodiversity and environmental conditions of prehistoric oceans during the age of dinosaurs

Based on the stated Nebraska origin and shell preservation

Aquamarine (Beryl) with Feldspar, Schorl (Tourmaline), and Muscovite- Specimen jadeite this bi-colour selenite showcases aMined from: Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan Description: This specimen features multiple aquamarine crystals with a soft, icy blue coloration set into a dense white feldspar matrix. One crystal is elongated and well defined with visible vertical striations typical of beryl, while a second crystal shows a more blocky, terminated form. The contrast between the translucent aquamarine and the opaque, granular feldspar gives the