Heliodor Beryl Specimen

Heliodor Beryl Specimen

Heliodor, also known as golden beryl, is a variety of the mineral beryl that typically exhibits a vibrant golden to yellowish-green color.

Heliodor is found in various locations around the world, including Brazil, Madagascar, Namibia, Nigeria, and the United States. It forms in pegmatite veins, which are coarse-grained igneous rocks enriched in rare minerals. These pegmatites provide the necessary conditions for the growth of beryl crystals, including the presence of elements like beryllium, aluminum, and silica.

Heliodor is prized for its beautiful golden color, which can range from pale yellow to intense golden hues. The color is often uniform throughout the crystal, although some specimens may exhibit slight variations or zoning. The presence of trace elements such as iron and chromium can influence the exact shade of yellow or green in heliodor crystals.

Heliodor crystals typically form in prismatic or tabular shapes with well-defined faces and edges. They may occur as individual crystals or as clusters embedded in the host rock. Some specimens may display exceptional clarity and transparency, while others may contain inclusions or exhibit a more opaque appearance.

Due to its striking color and clarity, heliodor is highly valued as a gemstone and is often faceted for use in jewelry. It is also prized by collectors for its rarity and aesthetic appeal. In addition to its ornamental uses, heliodor is believed to possess metaphysical properties and is sometimes used for spiritual or healing purposes.

Chakra:  Solar Plexus, Crown
Zodiac: Leo
Vibrational Number: 10, 1
Mohs Scale: 7.5-8

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