Aggregate Aragonite Crystals, Morocco - Specimens 31 to 36 mm
Aragonite is a mineral belonging to the carbonate group, chemical formula CaCO₃, and represents one of the two main crystalline forms of calcium carbonate (along with calcite). These splendid specimens from Morocco display globular and radial structures composed of small prismatic crystals, reddish-brown or beige in color, with lustrous reflections due to the brilliance of the crystalline surfaces.
The sale refers to a single piece , chosen from the 4 crystals shown in the photo.
You can select the one you prefer from the drop-down menu.
🌍 Origin: Morocco
🪨 Mineral: Aragonite
📏 ⚖️ Dimensions:1 - 23 g / 38 mm
2 - 19 g / 36 mm
3 - 17 g / 31 mm
4 - 13 g / 32 mm
🔸 Ideal for collection, crystal therapy, or educational use.
Aggregated Aragonite Crystals, Morocco
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Real photos of the specimen for sale. Each piece is unique: what you see is exactly what you will receive, hand-selected by Angolo Vetusto Earth Stones.
🔍 NOTE
All photographs were taken under LED lighting with professional lenses, to best highlight the colors, details, and also any imperfections of gems and minerals that are part of their authenticity.
When observed with the naked eye, inclusions, striations or small flaws may appear much less visible.The actual color may differ slightly from what is shown in the photos, depending on the brightness and color temperature settings of the device used for viewing.
