Hambergite crystals; Shingus, Haramosh, Pakistan; small cabinet specimen; unique piece

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Hambergite crystals from Shingus, Haramosh, Pakistan – small cabinet specimen as a unique piece

This approximately 6 cm specimen is densely covered with pale, elongated Hambergite crystals. Many of the colorless to whitish-beige crystals form fan-shaped and tuft-like aggregates, with a few larger translucent crystals showing a subtle greenish tint. Dark areas and warm beige to ochre tones contrast with the bright, lustrous crystal surfaces.

Geology & Origin

Hambergite is a beryllium borate and a characteristic pegmatite mineral that is often found with beryl. Shingus, also spelled Shengus, lies in the Haramosh Mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan and is surrounded by complex granitic pegmatites. These pegmatites provide a varied geological setting for rare beryllium- and boron-bearing minerals.

 

This table is for general information and orientation, although the sizes of the stones may vary. In addition, this specification is handled differently from region to region.

Sizes   Description approx. Sizes in mm/cm approx. Sizes in INCH
Capsule Capsule 0.1–0.5 mm in a transparent hard capsule (approx. 1 cm) capsule contents 0.1–0.5 mm capsule contents 0.004–0.02 in
TN/mm Micromount (TN = Thumbnail) everything fitting in a TN Perky box or a MM box of approx. 1 in approx. 0.5-2 cm Approx. ¼–¾ in
Min Miniature specimen will not fit a TN or MM box anymore approx. 2.5-5 cm Approx. 1–2 in
Scab small cabinet specimen approx. one-third to half a hand size approx. 5-9 cm Approx. 2–3½ in
Cab cabinet specimen full hand size approx. 9-15 cm Approx. 3½–6 in
large Cab large cabinet specimen approx. two hand sizes approx. 15-30 cm Approx. 6–12 in
very large Cab very large cabinet specimen everything larger, no upper limit    

 

Abbreviations commonly used in mineralogy.

Abbreviation Meaning
xl single crystal, possible with matrix
xls noticeable crystals
(xl) embedded or damaged
(xls) embedded or damaged
MASS massive and/or amorphous pieces
TYP type locality of the original description
SWUV shortwave-UV-reaction
UV ultraviolet reaction
SC self-collected
U unique (single unique piece)

 

Usage Instructions

This product is ideal as a collector's item, decorative element, teaching material, or for scientific and exhibition purposes.

 

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shipment-weight, NOT netto weight (kg) 0.080000

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