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UOOAK-S13-45
No shaping, no polishing: this aquamarine with mica is left raw, and that is the appeal.
This aquamarine crystal with mica is left in its raw state, about 7 inches long and 5.5 inches high and deep, so it is compact and chunky rather than tall. That squat shape keeps it steady on a shelf or a desk. Mica, a sheet silicate that splits into thin, shiny flakes, adds a soft shimmer to the surface, and the light, understated look fits almost any room. The hand and ruler photos show how big it really is, and the front, back and side views cover every angle. Pick it for a March birthday, for a collector building a beryl shelf, or for yourself. You receive this exact aquamarine.
All told, it is about 7 by 5.5 by 5.5 inches.
Mica and aquamarine both turn up in granite pegmatites, where quartz, feldspar and mica are the most common minerals, so finding them together is no surprise. Aquamarine is the blue to greenish blue form of beryl and the March birthstone, and mica is a group of sheet silicates; muscovite is the most common.
Stone Meaning: Aquamarine is traditionally associated with calm and courage.
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