NO RESERVE PRICE - Wonderful Pair of Green Smithsonite...

Stunning pair of green smithsonite spheres on custom stands. Green Smithsonite, also known as green zinc spar, is a mineral that belongs to the carbonate mineral group. It is a secondary mineral that forms as a result of the weathering and oxidation of primary zinc ore deposits. Smithsonite typically occurs in a variety of colors, including green, blue, pink, yellow, and brown. The green color in smithsonite is often attributed to the presence of traces of copper. It is a relatively soft mineral, with a hardness of 4 to 4.5 on the Mohs scale, making it susceptible to scratching. Approximate Dimension including stand. # Sphere 1 --> Height: 18.7 cm Diameter : 10,2 cm # Sphere 2 --> Height: 14,4 cm Diameter: 6.9 cm DISCLAIMERS: > Please be aware these pictures have been taken in a dark studio; colors may vary depending on the environment. > THE WEIGHT MENTIONED IS INCLUDING PACKING MATERIAL. THE SHIPPING -The item will be sent with a Track & Trace code via DHL Parcel, DPD or postNl. The tracking will be updated in your Catawiki lot once your parcel has been dropped off. -Please check regularly to avoid your parcel being returned to us, in which case the buyer will be responsible for the shipping costs of the 2nd shipment. -For tracking to Spain and Portugal please use this link and add the tracking number from your Catawiki lot https://clientesparcel.dhl.es/LiveTracking/Home -WE DO NOT COMBINE SHIPPING!!! -If you have any questions about your parcel please contact us using the Catawiki message service. We will try to reply within 3 working days. -Unfortunately, due to ongoing issues with our shipping couriers, we are currently unable to ship to the Spanish and Portuguese islands. -For Spain and Portugal, we can only ship to mainland addresses. Could you please provide us with an alternative mainland delivery address? -Unfortunately, if no alternative address is available, we will have to cancel the sale.

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