Polished Natural Teal and White Mineral Specimen

This item is a natural mineral specimen featuring a striking color palette of deep teal-green and mottled off-white to pale grey. The material appears to be a form of silicate mineral, possibly a variety of ocean jasper or chrysocolla-dominant stone, characterized by its botryoidal or orbicular texture visible in the darker regions. The surface has been professionally polished to a high-gloss finish, which enhances the depth of the teal hues and creates sharp light reflections across the undulating geometry of the piece. The interior matrix shows a granular, crystalline structure with fine white specks scattered throughout the green zones. Notably, the specimen exhibits natural fissures and internal fracture lines, which are common in these types of geological formations and do not necessarily indicate damage but rather natural growth history. There are subtle yellow-brown inclusions or ocreous patches visible beneath the surface, adding to the complexity of the piece. The construction is entirely natural with no visible adhesives or composite repairs. While of indeterminate age geologically, the lapidary work shows modern high-quality craftsmanship, evidenced by the smoothness of the curves and the lack of visible grinding marks. The irregular, organic shape suggests it may have been tumbled or free-form carved to follow the natural deposition of the minerals.