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Golden Beryl with Fully Formed 12–14 mm Rock Crystal Twin Inclusion
Heliodore with a Fully Formed 12–14 mm Rock Crystal Twin Inclusion
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[ON REQUEST] Museum-Grade Golden Beryl (Heliodore) with a Fully Formed 12–14 mm Rock Crystal Twin Inclusion – Khoroshiv, Ukraine

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Museum-Grade Golden Beryl (Heliodore) with a Fully Formed 12–14 mm Rock Crystal Twin Inclusion – Khoroshiv, Ukraine (Volodarsk-Volynskyi)

A Geological Wonder of World-Class Status
We are thrilled to present an absolute sensation for gemstone and inclusion collectors worldwide. This cabinet-sized masterpiece features a breathtaking, highly transparent Golden Beryl (Heliodor) that completely encapsulates a fully formed (idiomorphic), 12–14 mm Rock Crystal (Quartz) twin crystal.
While microscopic inclusions are common, finding a perfectly crystallized, macro-sized quartz twin suspended like a frozen sculpture inside a flawless beryl matrix is a one-in-a-million paradox of nature. The optical clarity of the host heliodor offers a perfect, three-dimensional window into this millions-of-years-old geological phenomenon.
The Origin & Political Context
This specimen originates from the legendary pegmatite fields of Khoroshiv (Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine), located in the historic region of Volhynia.
Note on Nomenclature: In older mineralogical literature, this world-renowned locality was documented under its Soviet/Russian name Volodarsk-Volynskyi. Today, we strictly use the official and politically correct Ukrainian designation Khoroshiv, preserving both the geological heritage and the modern identity of the region.
Key Features & Collector's Value:
  • The Inclusion: A beautifully structured, 12–14 mm Rock Crystal parallel growth (twin crystal) with perfectly preserved pyramidal faces and prism planes.
  • The Host: High-gem-quality, vibrant golden-yellow Heliodor with professional partial polishing to maximize internal visibility.
  • Rarity: A premier investment piece for high-end mineral collections, museums, or connoisseurs of rare natural arts.
  • Locality: Khoroshiv pegmatites, Zhytomyr Oblast, Volhynia, Ukraine.