Tourmaline (Tricolor) wire A robust and stout Scapolite

A robust and stout Scapolite (Marialite) crystal from this famous locality in Tanzania

as it’s highlighted with lovely moss green colored Celadonite inclusions in alternating bands to create a beautiful two-tone effect

The majority of the Wavellites from world localities feature either micro crystals

A small miniature sized specimen of Prehnite after Anhydrite comprising finger-shaped casts and “balls” with decent luster

a slight color shift was observed

Tourmaline (Tricolor) wire A robust and stout ScapoliteTourmalines are one of the few gems that occur in natural bi color or tri color stones. This stone was cut from a crystal found nearly 40 years ago in Brazil. The stone shows a rich blue green color on one end with a wonderful pink hue 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 accepted by dealers and collectors, so the