Brucite crystals from Pakistan – 1 unique flat
This flat features Brucite crystals from Pakistan in a diverse assortment of shapes, colors and textures. The individual specimens range from soft lemon-yellow to pale cream tones, some with subtle greenish or grey inclusions. Many crystal groups display the typical lamellar structures of Brucite, producing a silky to waxy sheen in the light. The natural variation – from compact, slightly curled plates to loose, fluffy aggregates – creates a harmonious and visually engaging selection of this sought-after mineral species.
Geology & Origin
Brucite in Pakistan forms mainly within serpentinized and metamorphically altered magnesium-rich rocks. It develops through reactions between water-bearing fluids and peridotites or dolomites, often producing sheet-like crystal aggregates. The Pakistani deposits rank among the world’s most important sources of vividly colored, well-formed Brucite. This flat presents the characteristic diversity of these assemblages in a balanced and collectible selection.