Zircon Crystals with Fluorescent Apatite Inclusions, Biotite-Calcite Aegirine matrix, Astore Valley, Pakistan copper pendant distinguishing it from more typical STYLE:D

Name: Zircon Crystals with Fluorescent Apatite Inclusions, Biotite-Calcite Aegirine matrix, Astore Valley, Pakistan copper pendant distinguishing it from more typical STYLE:D
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SKU: 72609001776
Price: 80.00 USD
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Zircon Crystals with Fluorescent Apatite Inclusions, Biotite Calcite Aegirine matrix, Astore Valley, Pakistan copper pendant distinguishing it from more typical STYLE:D distinguishing it from more typical pale chalcedony material They consist of multiple crystals that have two natural terminations or points at both ends short wave ultraviolet light inexpensive UV lights

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