Natural aragonite sphere in soft pink with intense UV fluorescence- 807.74 g

This extraordinary Aragonite sphere shows a soft, milky pink that already exudes an almost ethereal gentleness in normal light. Its surface looks as if it is veiled by a fine mist, allowing the mineral's subtle depth structure to come to the fore with elegant effect. In UV light, however, the sphere transforms completely: it glows in an intense, almost neon pink and reveals impressive fluorescence, turning the piece into a real eye-catcher. The combination of the calm, soothing presence in daylight and the vibrant glow under UV makes this sphere a fascinating collector's item that delights both aesthetically and mineralogically. As a decorative element, it brings a gentle, harmonious energy into the room while also appearing modern and extraordinary. Note: Stand not included, but can be purchased separately. Stone: Pink Aragonite Weight Approx: 807,74 g Size Approx: 81 mm Treatment: None Origin: Pakistan Our shipping costs are checked and recognized by Catawiki. We have an external shipping company that handles final inspection, pickup, packing and shipping; that is why these shipping costs arise. Buyer bears all potential import and export costs, customs duties, shipping costs, etc.. See also our other items and shipping costs, pickup costs to save.. In some of the pictures the stone was backlit to show you the color of the stone. In some stones we have held a light under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And color deviations may occur, as every computer, monitor and mobile device may display colors with differing quality. The disclaimer about the healing properties as previously given : It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. We and Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.

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