Description:
This muscovite specimen features crystal layers stacked like delicate petals, with cleavelandite crystals accenting the silver-gray mica, scattered like tiny osmanthus blossoms. The elegant pearly luster of the muscovite adds a refined touch to this intricate and visually stunning piece.
Virgem Da Lapa, located in Brazil's eastern Araçuaí Pegmatite District, is a renowned source of granite pegmatites, producing not only muscovite mica but also tourmaline(elbaite) and topaz.

"Minas Gerais" literally translated as "General Mines," is a highly significant state in Brazil, rich in geological diversity and known for its vast gemstone and mineral deposits. Among its most famous exports are tourmaline, beryl, and quartz. The northwest is renowned for its The sandstone formations yielding stunning quartz specimens, while the south is known for impressive hematite specimens. The region of Ouro Preto is famed for its exquisite imperial topaz, making Minas Gerais a true mineral haven.

Location:
Virgem Da Lapa, Minas Gerais - Brazil
Dimension:
13 X 12 X 11 cm