Natural Pollucite Crystal
The Regal
Pollucite is a caesium-rich member of the zeolite group, formed in the late pockets of lithium–caesium–tantalum pegmatites. It is common enough as a massive, cloudy material and exceptionally rare as a clean, transparent crystal large enough to facet.
The Regal is a near-colourless cushion of 39.71 ct, cut in a combined brilliant and step pattern, and documented in an independent laboratory report as natural pollucite with no detected treatments.
Rarity Score: 9.2 / 10
Reference stones
- Iceflake · JDBG Collection · 46.32 ct
- Pollucite Crystal · Smithsonian · 28.25 ct
Location: Stockholm · Private collection · JDBG GEMS
- Species
- Natural Pollucite Crystal
- Dimensions
- 21.73 × 17.50 × 13.45 mm
- Shape
- Cushion
- Transparency
- Transparent
- Treatments
- None
- Analysis
- Microscope · FTIR · Raman
- Weight
- 39.71 ct
- Cut
- Brilliant / step
- Colour
- Near-colourless
- Phenomena
- None
- Certificate
- Verification in progress
