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Specimen # BOL711B88
Specimen# CO712B196
They have a very high "wet" luster with beautiful overall crystal form
Mark Chance Bandy described Paravauxite crystals in his book "Mineralogy of Llallagua
Specimen# CO712B11
Spodumene (577 grams) (doubly terminated) lead Specimen # BOL711B88Green, of all the colors of Afghani Spodumene, is probably the most difficult to obtain. Recently, Ive seen these crystals marketed as "Hiddenite" which is NOT correct as true Hiddenite is Chromium bearing and these crystals, despite the color similarity to Hiddenite are simply green Spodumene. Nonetheless, this is still an impressive gem crystal of a hard to find color from what is probably the most well known locality in the world for Spodumene
