Description

This natural specimen has been polished to highlight the veins and structures of green emerald crystals, embedded in a compact dark matrix that enhances their vibrancy and depth.
Emerald, the green variety of beryl, owes its color to trace elements such as chromium and vanadium. In this formation, the crystals appear in compact, sometimes elongated aggregates, with visible prismatic shapes and lustrous surfaces, harmoniously distributed throughout the matrix.
The host rock is mainly composed of black biotite and altered quartzite, developed through deep geological and hydrothermal processes. The natural fracture lines, dark inclusions, and complex textures give this piece a three-dimensional and tactile appearance, making it ideal as a high-end decorative object.
The rectangular black stone base provides stability and chromatic contrast, making the sculpture perfect for display in sophisticated interiors, professional studios, exhibition spaces, or exclusive mineral collections.