Chrysoberyl Crystal Specimen, Sri Lanka Mystery Bag A large sphere of polished

A large sphere of polished Selenite (AKA Satin Spar) with excellent shine and clarity

translucent Clear Quartz

that has been reverse 'Intaglio' carved with a pair of koi carp fish swimming underwater and feeding on some kelp

A palmstone of Chrysocolla and Shattuckite with veins of rare Dioptase

lily and sweetened with a soireé of tonka

Chrysoberyl Crystal Specimen, Sri Lanka Mystery Bag A large sphere of polishedChrysoberyl is an exceptionally hard gemstone composed of beryllium aluminium oxide, making it the third hardest natural gemstone. The name derives from Greek words meaning "golden" and "beryl," though it is scientifically distinct from the beryl family. This crystal specimen comes in a protective pottle with identification label. Crystal measures approx. 1. 9cm x 1. 2cm x 0. 7cm. Pottle measures 3cm x 1. 8cm.