The minute sulfur content in this material
that transitions into an eye-catching green color in the upper portion of the crystal
and it will eventually lighten back to its original orange color after a few hours or so
micro “Phacolite” twins of Chabazite along with greenish-brown aggregates of Pumpellyite
This fantastic specimen was mined in the late 1970’s / early 1980’s and stands out as one of the best pieces of this material that I have offered from this prolific discovery
Tourmaline Arizona The minute sulfur content inA stunning and truly eye catching, remarkable, large Tourmaline gem from the limited finds at Ogbomosho, Nigeria in the 1990s. This stone is a large, impressive, Portuguese Oval cut gem with remarkable eye clean clarity and a gorgeous light pink color face up. When the stone is viewed along the girdle on its side or even underneath through the culet, you can see that there is a mixture of beautiful orange and pink tones, creating a very pleasing peach