Description
Mineral Specimen Overview
This rare crystal specimen features peridot with magnetite and is associated with the Supat Mine, Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan. It is an appealing choice for mineral collectors, geology enthusiasts, crystal display arrangements and educational collections. The specimen’s locality information adds interest for collectors who enjoy documenting minerals by source area and comparing material from different geological regions.
Peridot and Magnetite Mineralogy
Peridot is the gem variety name commonly used for olivine, a mineral group known for its green colouring. In mineralogical terms, olivine is a silicate mineral with an important role in the study of igneous and mantle-related rocks. Magnetite is an iron oxide mineral recognised for its dark appearance and magnetic properties. The combination of peridot and magnetite creates a distinctive mineral association for display and study.
The colour, texture and arrangement of minerals can vary from one specimen to another. Natural mineral specimens may show contrasting areas between the green peridot and darker magnetite, making the piece suitable for close observation under good lighting. As with collectible crystals and mineral specimens generally, the individual character of the piece is part of its appeal.
Locality and Geological Interest
The specimen is identified with the Supat Mine in Mansehra, KPK, Pakistan. Locality information is an important part of mineral collecting because it helps establish the geological context and provides a useful way to organise a collection. Mansehra is a recognised mineral-collecting area in Pakistan, and this locality designation gives the specimen additional appeal for collectors interested in Pakistani minerals and regional geology.
Display and Collecting
This peridot with magnetite specimen can be placed in a mineral cabinet, on a shelf, in a study, or within a curated geology display. It also makes a thoughtful gift for a rock and mineral collector, geology student, teacher, lapidary enthusiast or anyone interested in naturally occurring mineral associations. The specimen can be examined as a standalone display piece or catalogued alongside other minerals from Pakistan and localities around the world.
The green and dark mineral combination offers useful visual contrast for educational comparison, while the named mine locality provides a clear point of reference for collection records. Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Authenticity and Photograph Information
This Crystal is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Please examine the photographs for the specimen’s visible form, colour distribution and presentation. Mineral specimens are individual natural objects, so their appearance is best appreciated through the supplied images and locality information.
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