1-3/4" Bicolor Elbaite Tourmaline 309fb066cdc23241defffbba1edef2fa so unlike diamonds

so unlike diamonds

The color of each piece is dependent upon other trace minerals present in the locality at the time of fossilization

” The large area over which the pieces were spread out suggests that the original meteorite broke apart upon entering the Earth’s atmosphere

Goedelli: Unlike many other fish specimens

For many eons

1-3/4" Bicolor Elbaite Tourmaline 309fb066cdc23241defffbba1edef2fa so unlike diamondsAlbite (Elbaite) also known as Tourmaline is a group of mixed crystals with the following major members, Elbaite, Dravite, Schorl, Buergerite, Tsilaisite, and Uvite. The general color range of the mineral's family are colorless, pink, green, blue, yellow, brown, and black. What distinguishes tourmalines are the three sided cross sections that are different than any other mineral.