Spodumene (var: Kunzite) with Tourmaline and Microlite on Microcline antimony The pseudomorphs are essentially undamaged

The pseudomorphs are essentially undamaged and are a perfect example of this well-known material

Zircon crystals are not terribly common from around Mogok

you must note that despite the sturdy matrix

The crystals have a pastel yellowish-pink hue at the terminations which grade into a slight yellowish-green zoning and then a tan/bronze tone throughout the rest of the crystals

This is a good-looking thumbnail sized "floater" pseudomorph of Copper after Azurite (commonly called a "Copper Rose") featuring a group notably sharp

Spodumene (var: Kunzite) with Tourmaline and Microlite on Microcline antimony The pseudomorphs are essentially undamagedA beautiful and rarely seen MATRIX ASSOCIATION Kuznite specimen from Afghanistan. Five distinct minerals on the same specimen with good color, aesthetics and balance. The focal point of the piece is the pair of sharp, lustrous, translucent, purplish pink prismatic crystals of Spodumene (var: Kuznite) (one of which shows a distinct twin line) which are aesthetically flaring off a sharp, cream buff colored blocky crystal of Microcline with an associated