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Danburite Specimens For Sale

When acquiring Danburite specimens, a discerning approach is crucial. Begin with color – superior specimens often boast a pristine, colorless or delicate pink hue. Inspect the crystal's formation, looking for well-defined, well-terminated crystals that exhibit natural brilliance. Size can influence the specimen's appeal, with larger formations often commanding more attention. Clarity and transparency are key; pristine specimens with minimal inclusions are highly sought after. Ensure authenticity by purchasing from reputable sources or seeking a gemological certificate. Danburite's noteworthy hardness (7-7.5 on the Mohs scale) guarantees longevity. By considering these attributes, collectors can confidently choose Danburite specimens that blend aesthetic beauty with lasting value.