Tourmaline (Bicolor) Stibnite This piece was collected by

This piece was collected by the famous field collector Ed Over in the 1940’s and is the best crystallized Hematite I have seen from Buffalo Creek

tabular bladed Baryte crystals forming beautiful "rosette"-shaped aggregates coating virtually all of the display side of the specimen

Specimen # BOL711B265

considering that all these gems were quickly scooped up when they were made available

A tiny bit of edge-wear is all that keeps this piece from being perfect

Tourmaline (Bicolor) Stibnite This piece was collected byTourmalines are one of the few gems that occur in natural bi color stones. This stone shows a soft pastel pink color throughout most of the stone and a gentle green color on the other end. There are a few slight inclusions, but Tourmaline is classified as a "Type 3" gemstone, so inclusions are almost always present, and these inclusions are accepted by dealers and collectors. This is a great naturally occurring bi color gem to add to a collection or