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Specimen # BOL711B52
but I don't know if I've seen a piece labeled as coming from the actual moraine of the glacier prior to this piece
The Rhodochrosite from this mine ranges in its chemistry from the far manganese end to an iron / manganese mix
There are truly about 5 localities in the world the produce fine crystallized Ludlamite specimens
pinkish-orange color cuboctahedral crystal of this hard-to-find species on matrix
Tourmaline (Tricolor) Miguel Romero Specimen # BOL711B52Tourmalines 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 a distinct 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, and
