Tourmaline (Bicolor)Tourmalines 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

For Aqua collectors

but this piece stood out for its quality and obvious beauty

colorless Hyalite Opal (“Blood Vessel Opal”) which are included with small amounts of iron oxide to create the thin reddish-orange “blood vessel”-like lines that not only give the piece color

Specimen # CUAUS72003

One could easily set this gem into a ring or pendant for an October birthday or make a nice addition to a suite of faceted Tourmaline gems

fairly sharp

This beautiful specimen shows classic textbook twinning on the {111} octahedral face creating a gorgeous thumbnail

Specimen# CO712B65

though we can't be completely sure

Specimen # PAKAFGM51312

A pair of sharp

When strongly lit