Rare Peridot with Magnetite Specimen Supat Mine Mansehra KPK Pakistan Crystal

Description

Rare Peridot with Magnetite Crystal Specimen

This mineral specimen is identified as peridot with magnetite and is associated with the Supat Mine in Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan. It is an appealing choice for mineral collectors, geology enthusiasts, crystal displays, educational collections and distinctive natural décor. The combination of peridot and magnetite gives the specimen particular geological interest, bringing together a recognised gem-mineral variety and an important iron oxide mineral in one collectible piece.

Mineralogy and Geological Interest

Peridot is the gem-variety name commonly used for olivine, a mineral group known for its characteristic green colouring when suitable material is present. Magnetite is an iron oxide mineral recognised for its dark appearance and magnetic properties. Their occurrence together makes this specimen interesting for collectors who appreciate mineral associations, natural formation processes and specimens connected with a named mining locality.

The Supat Mine, Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan locality adds significance for regional mineral collecting. Locality-labelled specimens are valued because they connect a physical example with a specific geological area and provide useful context for mineral study, display and collection organisation. This piece can be enjoyed as a natural object while also serving as a conversation piece for anyone interested in mineralogy and the geology of Pakistan.

Collector Display and Gifting

This peridot with magnetite specimen is suitable for a home mineral cabinet, office display, classroom collection, geology desk, or decorative arrangement featuring natural specimens. It may also make a thoughtful gift for a rock and mineral collector, geology student, crystal enthusiast or anyone who enjoys distinctive specimens with a documented locality. Its named mineral combination and Pakistan origin make it especially suitable for collections arranged by mineral type, locality or geological interest.

The specimen is offered as an individual natural mineral piece rather than a manufactured decorative reproduction. Natural minerals can show variation in colour, texture, surface character and internal structure, which is part of their appeal as geological objects. Please use the photographs as the visual reference for the specific specimen offered in this listing.

Photograph and Sizing Information

The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.

Full sizing is shown in the photographs.

Certificate of Authenticity

This Crystal is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.

Display and Care

For display, place the specimen on a stable surface or within a suitable mineral case where it can be viewed without unnecessary handling. A soft, dry cloth may be used gently to remove surface dust. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaning materials and sudden impacts, as these may affect natural mineral surfaces. Keeping the specimen in a clean, dry display environment helps preserve its presentation as part of a personal collection, educational exhibit or natural décor arrangement.