Beryl Crystal Custer County, Black Hills, South Dakota, USA Dimensions: 6.4 × 1.7 × 1.3 cm
The specimen includes its original vintage collection label, identifying it as Beryl from Custer County, South Dakota, with catalog number 199.
An elongated Beryl crystal displaying warm shades of golden honey, amber, and earthy brown. The specimen features a well-defined prismatic form with prominent lengthwise striations and subtly reflective crystal faces. Its surfaces exhibit natural variations in color, including darker mineral staining and scattered inclusions that accentuate the crystal's growth patterns. The slender crystal retains its distinctive hexagonal habit, with textured, irregular ends.
Beryl is a beryllium aluminum silicate mineral commonly found in granitic pegmatites. Custer County, located in South Dakota's Black Hills, is a historic pegmatite district known for producing a variety of collectible minerals, including Beryl, Tourmaline, Spodumene, and Feldspar. Beryl from this region occurs in several colors, with its elongated prismatic crystals reflecting the mineral-rich environments in which they formed.
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