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The minute sulfur content in this material
light green color spherical aggregates of Prehnite which have replaced preexisting Anhydrite
This specimen was collected by Robert Stoufer in 1989 and is a superb small cabinet display piece featuring a predominant
plus they're harder to find than Grossular
but virtually all collectors
Tourmaline (Tricolor) Sri Lanka The minute sulfur content inTourmalines are one of the few gems that occur in natural bi color or tri color stones. This beautiful stone was cut from a crystal found nearly 40 years ago in Brazil. The stone shows an attractive pink color throughout the majority of the body of the gem, with a lively green color on the other end and a beautiful colorless thin "Achroite" zone in the middle. Tourmaline is classified as a "Type 3" gemstone, as inclusions are almost always present,
