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Chrysoberyl — specimens [gallery view]


Characteristic of some granite pegmatites associated with mica schists or reaction zones in ultramafic rocks (Anthony et al., 2001—2005). The largest faceted specimen is a 245 carat oval from Sri Lanka (Arem, 1987: 67).
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0011
0011
Tanzania
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0126
0126
Madagascar
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0607
0607
Tanzania
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0667
0667
Madagascar
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0509
0509
Madagascar
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0514
0514
Madagascar
Chrysoberyl — specimen 0166
0166
Sri Lanka
Alexandrite — specimen 0288
0288
Brazil
Cymophane — specimen 0455
0455
Sri Lanka

Chrysoberyl — specimens — 9
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