Quartz with Chlorite Inclusions from Pakistan TF1859 aquamarine The bottom of the tower

The bottom of the tower has densely packed swirling and curving sprays of rutile

Orthoclase Feldspar: Creamy white to pinkish crystals that provide a striking color contrast and frequently exhibit bright pink fluorescence under shortwave UV light

and millions of years of ground-water circulation allowed minerals to precipitate into the cavities

often fashioned into cabochons

Quartz with Chlorite Inclusions from Pakistan TF1859 aquamarine The bottom of the towerQuartz with Chlorite Inclusions from Pakistan Approx. Dimensions: 4x2. 5x2 inches Approx. Weight: 146 grams Locality: Kharan District, Balochistan, Pakistan Quartz with chlorite inclusions features clear to translucent crystals containing green mineral inclusions that may appear as phantoms, wispy veils, or concentrated internal landscapes. The chloritetypically a group of green sheet silicate mineralscan form distinct growth zones that mark earlier