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Nuummit TOP quality - an extraordinary collector's item from Greenland with rare blue and gold reflections
Nuummit top piece - a very rare collector's mineral rarity. This mineral is considered one of the oldest in the world, with an estimated age of up to 3 billion years. Its mining is difficult, and because it occurs almost exclusively in Greenland, it is one of the very rare and sought-after minerals by collectors. An exceptional black stone with copper and gold reflections, which is considered the oldest known mineral on Earth.
A collector's item and material for making cabochons
This plate-shaped specimen is ideal as a distinctive collector's stone for a mineralogical collection or display case. Thanks to its beautiful blue reflections, it is also interesting for further lapidary processing, including the production of original cabochons. With appropriate cutting and polishing, blue, turquoise and gold parts can create extremely attractive jewelry stones.
Weight: 100.8 g
Dimensions: 10.75 x 5.08 x 0.58 cm
Country of origin: Greenland, Nuuk locality
You always buy the mineral you see in the photo.
Nuumite a rare mineral from Greenland.
A mineral that is in a difficult place and can only be picked up from the ground in a short time, and at great depths.
Its age is stated to be about three billion years!
According to locals, nuumite is an extremely powerful stone.
Nuummit TOP quality - an extraordinary collector's item from Greenland with rare blue and gold reflections
Nuummit top piece - a very rare collector's mineral rarity. This mineral is considered one of the oldest in the world, with an estimated age of up to 3 billion years. Its mining is difficult, and because it occurs almost exclusively in Greenland, it is one of the very rare and sought-after minerals by collectors. An exceptional black stone with copper and gold reflections, which is considered the oldest known mineral on Earth.
A collector's item and material for making cabochons
This plate-shaped specimen is ideal as a distinctive collector's stone for a mineralogical collection or display case. Thanks to its beautiful blue reflections, it is also interesting for further lapidary processing, including the production of original cabochons. With appropriate cutting and polishing, blue, turquoise and gold parts can create extremely attractive jewelry stones.
Weight: 100.8 g
Dimensions: 10.75 x 5.08 x 0.58 cm
Country of origin: Greenland, Nuuk locality
You always buy the mineral you see in the photo.
