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Specimen: Emerald in Matrix

Type: Mineral/Crystal

Location: Russia 

Scale cube=1cm: Full sizing please see photo

Emerald is a gemstone and a variety of the mineral beryl coloured green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium. Beryl has a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale. Emerald is the Birthstone of May.

**The image shows the actual specimen you will receive**

**Please note the following:

1)

This items picture will change once we update the listing to a new

replacement specimen after this specific item has been sold, this action will

cause the picture in your purchase history to also change to the

new image.

2)

The picture will also change if you've had the item in your basket for a while

and someone else buys it during that period (having items stored in your basket

does not remove that listing from the view of other customers, meaning it will

still be active on eBay).

3)

We would suggest saving, or taking a screenshot of the items

image as soon as you have purchased it for your own records of comparison for

once the item has been received in the post. We also keep a record of every

image we upload.

4)

Please note the size of the item when you are purchasing. Some items are small. They

have been photographed beside a 1cm/0.39 inch cube for

scale purposes, their measurements are also written in the description, we

suggest screenshoting these as this information will change as soon as we

upload the next item.

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On 30-Oct-15 at 09:46:47 GMT, seller added the following information:

**Safety Caution**

Some Minerals and Crystals can contain natural traces of toxic compounds, after all, minerals are natural ores and used widely for the extraction of chemicals and compounds. For your safety, we suggest you fully research the Minerals & Crystals you wish to purchase before placing an order for the items. We also recommend ensuring you wash your hands thoroughly after handling such specimens. Most Minerals and Crystals are safe in their solid state, yet some can be hazardous if broken down, so we strongly advise against grounding, crushing or breaking of the specimens purchased from our website.