Natural Citrine Landscape Sphere Brazilian Old Stock

$1,595.00

This Natural Citrine Landscape Sphere showcases the breathtaking internal scenery that makes exceptional old-stock Brazilian citrine so memorable. Golden horizons, remarkable transparency, and dramatic internal formations create the appearance of an entire landscape suspended within the crystal.

1 in stock

Description

This Natural Citrine Landscape Sphere is an exceptional example of old-stock Brazilian natural citrine, displaying remarkable internal landscapes, golden color, and beautiful transparency. Measuring approximately 3.50 inches in diameter and weighing approximately 1,043 grams (2.30 pounds), the sphere reveals dramatic internal scenes that shift and transform as light moves through the crystal.

What makes this sphere especially memorable is the appearance of natural horizons, reflective planes, and internal formations that create the impression of a world within the stone. Rather than a single focal point, the sphere offers layer upon layer of visual discovery, revealing new details with every turn. This is the exact sphere shown.

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QUICK SUMMARY

Natural Citrine

Brazilian Material

Old Stock Inventory

Collector Quality Sphere

Landscape-Like Internal Features

Beautiful Transparency

1,043 Grams (2.30 Pounds)

Exact Sphere Shown

DETAILS

Weight: Approximately 1,043 grams (2.30 pounds)

Diameter: Approximately 3.50 inches

Material: Natural Citrine

Origin: Brazil

Shape: Polished Sphere

Inventory Type: One of a Kind

Quantity: One

You will receive the exact sphere shown.

Inventory ID: NCS4

NOTES

This old-stock Brazilian citrine sphere was preserved for its remarkable internal scenery and collector appeal. The combination of golden color, transparency, and landscape-like internal formations creates a sphere with exceptional visual interest and display presence. Natural citrine displaying this type of internal architecture has become increasingly difficult to source, making this an outstanding collector specimen and one of the most visually distinctive spheres in the collection.