Aquamarine is one of the Beryl gemstone species that range from blue to blue green, have excellent clarity and are usuallysilky lustrous. It falls under the beryl group of gems and is most sought after due to its high esteem coupled with its hardness. Aquamarine with Black tourmaline Albite Touch specimen from shigar mine
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Aquamarine Specimen 2026
Color and Clarity:
This piece has a beautiful blue aquamarine crystal, original and unenhanced. InSeconds, the cut is great, it shows the structure of the stone, and it makes the charm of this stone clearer.
Crystal Structure:
The aquamarine crystal, in this particular slide, has a complete termination, and the physical shape of the crystal viewed with the petrographic microscope is hexagonal prismatic. Its termination is very smooth with no sign of any incomplete crystal growth, this suggest that the crystals grew to completion.
Black Tourmaline
Black tourmaline which is also called as schorl, tourmaline is favorite mineral that have eye catching black color and protecting properties.
Color and Luster:
Black tourmaline in the examined specimen has a very intense black color and a natural shine. The combination between the blue aquamarine and black tourmaline tends to have a rather unique look.
Crystal Structure:
Black tourmaline is generally columnar and marked by parallel lines; the well-formed crystals here are a nice addition to the aquamarine.
Albite
Feldspar referred to as Albite is often mined alongside aquamarine and tourmaline.
Color and Texture:
The desert varnish adds the black coloration, which together with the white albite give contrast to the otherwise rather monotonous and pale color of the black slab. It complements the harmony of aquamarine and tourmaline stones and boosts the appearance of the merger of the two.
Origin and Significance
Shigar Valley:
Gilgit-Baltistan’s Shigar Valley is celebrated for possessing some of the finest gems in a world standard. This region is specifically known for obtaining the best qualities of aquamarine and tourmaline crystals which could find demand in the collectors’ and gems’ markets.
Formation and Rarity:
This was created under special settings of the Shigar Valley and the result is a captivating mineral amalgamation with field of aqua, black tourmaline, and albite. This piece has a great finish with natural termination of the crystals, thus it can be considered an asset in any collection.
