October 13, 2023
Emerald Crystal & Red Rutile / Hiddenite , N.C. AAA+++
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Emerald Crystal & Red Rutile / Hiddenite , N.C. AAA+++ Description : Clear Emerald Crystal & Red Rutile !! Beautiful!! Location: Hiddenite , North Carolina !!North American Emerald Mines!! As Seen On The Travel Channel!! we have Beautiful Emerald Crystal with alot of Gemmy Red Rutile all over it. Some of the Rutile is also inside of the emerald. This emerald crystal is Beautiful. This emerald has terminations on the top. It is a Spectacular Specimen From this World Famous Mine. The Red Rutile is Very Gemmy!! This is a Great Combination of Emerald & Rutile from the NAEM!! This clear emerald is from The North American Emerald Mine in Hiddenite , North Carolina . This mine was Featured on the Travel Channel recently because of the emeralds found tThis is a wonderful specimen without a doubt. This beautiful emerald crystal was mined by Jamie Hill who is the owner of the mine and the CEO of NAEM. This mine is world famous for the largest emerald crystals found in North America. It is also a light green color with great clarity and I mean great clarity . It would be a neat addition to any collection. This Specimen measures almost 7/8 inch tall , 1/4 inch wide. It is an amazing specimen. I strive to put the Very Best Arkansas Crystals on ebay at the cheapest prices. I am the Owner / Operator of The Arrowhead Quartz Crystal Mine in Mt.
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