Aquamarine with Feldspar Matrix – Blue Beryl Crystal Cluster – Collector Specimen- 48 g - (1)

Aquamarine with feldspar matrix showcases the association between the blue beryl crystal and its host rock, feldspar, highlighting the geological environment where aquamarine forms. Aquamarine's delicate blue hues come from trace amounts of iron within the beryl structure. The presence of feldspar, a common group of rock-forming minerals, indicates formation in granitic pegmatites. This 48-gram crystal cluster illustrates the natural setting and crystal growth of aquamarine in situ, making it an informative specimen for understanding pegmatitic mineral intergrowths. Collectors appreciate these specimens for the contrast between the blue aquamarine and often pale feldspar matrix, emphasizing both beauty and geological context.