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Staand ruw sodaliet kristal met een opvallend wit en zalmroze mineraalcluster aan de top SODA006

Rough Sodalite Crystal with Salmon Pink Feldspar and Quartz Core – 12.5cm (SODA0

SKU: SODA006
€35.00 Regular Price
€31.50Sale Price

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  • Bring an extraordinary and picturesque natural phenomenon into your home with this unique, upright sodalite sculpture (ref. SODA006). This striking piece breaks with the traditional blue-white pattern and displays a spectacular, contrasting inclusion of white quartz mixed with soft, salmon-pink to orange feldspar nuances on the upper right side. This colorful cluster stands out beautifully against the deep, indigo- and navy-blue base of the stone, which is crossed on the left side by a striking, dark fracture line.

With a height of 12.5 cm and a solid weight of exactly 488 grams, this mineral is a compact yet powerful statement piece. The pointed, asymmetrical top tapers elegantly, giving the object the appearance of a rugged mountain peak. Thanks to the sleek, flat-cut base, this gemstone stands firmly on its own on any surface. An artistic and colorful addition to a designer piece of furniture, a windowsill, or a luxurious work environment where natural works of art are appreciated.

  • Exact Specimen Guaranteed: You will receive exactly the unique piece shown in the photos and videos. (Please note: the small presentation stand shown in the photo is for illustrative purposes only and is not included).

  • Section Description:

    • Reference: SODA006

    • Type: Natural Sodalite crystal with salmon pink feldspar (Multicolor model) – Freestanding

    • Origin: Brazil / Namibia

    • Height: 12.5 cm

    • Weight: 488 grams

    • Special features: Stand not included (stands stably on the flat base) / Unique color combination of indigo blue, white quartz, and salmon pink/orange tones / Pointed asymmetrical design with deep natural veins / 100% Authenticity Guarantee / Flexible exchange service / One-of-a-kind (only one copy worldwide)

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