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Kornerupine Mineral Specimen

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Kornerupine Mineral Specimen For Sale

When acquiring Kornerupine mineral specimens, discerning buyers should adhere to specific guidelines. Start by assessing the color – the most coveted specimens exhibit a rich, deep green, though some may also feature hints of brown or blue. Next, inspect the clarity and transparency, opting for pieces with minimal inclusions and excellent transparency. Examine the crystal's size and form, favoring well-defined, prismatic crystals. Consider the locality, as sources from Madagascar and Sri Lanka are renowned for their quality. Finally, verify the specimen's authenticity and accompanying documentation. By adhering to these criteria, you'll ensure your Kornerupine mineral specimen is a valuable addition to your collection.