Tourmaline with Lepidolite from Paprok Afghanistan
A gorgeous multicolored Tourmaline with Lepidolite. Its shape and overall quality are truly impressive.
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The multi-colored Tourmaline is highly lustrous and gemmy with especially well quality towards the termination.
View ArticleHerderite with Childrenite and Tourmaline from Pakistan
This is an exceptional specimen featuring Herderite, Childrenite, and Albite together on a beautiful green Tourmaline—a rare and stunning combination.
View ArticlePink Tourmaline with Quartz and Albite from Afghanistan
This particular Tourmaline specimen is from the same Pachigram Pegmatite field. It is a vibrant cranberry pink, perfectly terminated on snow-white Albite with super shiny white Muscovite.
View ArticleMulti Color Tourmaline Crystal from Afghanistan
This vibrant multi-color tourmaline crystal from Paprok, Afghanistan, features a stunning range of hues and exhibits excellent quality with a slight albite.
View ArticlePink Tourmaline with Quartz and Albite from Afghanistan
This particular Tourmaline specimen is from the same Pachigram Pegmatite field. It is a vibrant cranberry pink, perfectly terminated on snow-white Albite with super shiny white Muscovite.
View ArticleSchorl with Fluorite and Feldspar from Pakistan
A wonderful self standing specimen of amazing aesthetics. It has a great combination making an amazing contrast.
View ArticleKunzite with Tourmaline on Matrix from Afghanistan
Truly a dream piece to own, an incredible combination of perfectly terminated Kunzite crystal with green Tourmaline.
View ArticleSchorl with Albite from Pakistan
The surface of the Schorl is lustrous. The black tourmaline stands out dramatically against the bright, stark white albite, which forms a frosted, snow-like matrix around the Schorl.
View ArticleSchorl with Fluorite and Albite from Pakistan
A wonderful specimen featuring Schorl with Fluorite and Albite. It has a great combination making an amazing contrast.
View ArticlePink Tourmaline with Quartz from Afghanistan
This particular Tourmaline specimen is from the same Pachigram Pegmatite field. It is a vibrant cranberry pink, perfectly terminated with Quartz.
View ArticlePink Tourmaline with Quartz and Albite from Afghanistan
This particular Tourmaline specimen is from the same Pachigram Pegmatite field. It is a vibrant cranberry pink, perfectly terminated on snow-white Albite with super shiny white Muscovite.
View ArticleTourmaline with Albite and Feldspar from Afghanistan
This specimen is an outstanding addition to any high-end Tourmaline collection, representing both the natural beauty and geological significance of Afghan minerals.
View ArticleTourmaline with Quartz from Afghanistan
This lovely specimen features an Amazing bicolor Tourmaline beautifully grown on Quartz. The Tourmaline crystal exhibits remarkable luster and great color, making a visually stunning composition.
View ArticleSchorl with Smoky Quartz from Pakistan
A wonderful specimen featuring Schorl with Smoky Quartz. It has a great combination making an amazing display.
View ArticleTwinned Pink Cap Tourmaline from Afghanistan
It has great clarity and is double terminated. It is absolutely complete all around with great aesthetics and with very amazing pink and purple color contrast.
View ArticleBlue Cap Tourmaline with Quartz from Pakistan
A striking blue cap tourmaline with quartz from Pakistan, offering a beautiful contrast and excellent display quality.
View ArticleTourmaline Crystal from Brazil
A remarkable doubly terminated crystal of Tourmaline from Brazil. This crystal exhibits striking coloration and well-defined form.
View ArticleSceptre Tourmaline from Kunar Afghanistan
This scepter Tourmaline exhibits a vibrant green hue at its termination, transitioning seamlessly into a lovely pink color along the rest of the crystal, creating a visually stunning contrast.
View ArticleTourmaline Crystal from Brazil
A remarkable crystal of Tourmaline from Brazil. This crystal exhibits striking coloration and well-defined form.
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