- Himalaya Mine, California U.S.A.
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. Tabular bi-color Tourmaline from the famous Himalaya Mine in California. This double terminated crystal exhibits distinct color change and a very intense green cap. This piece exhibits a large flat termination and classic bi-color zoning. The obvious attribute that sets this crystal apart from from more common crystals is the addition of two double terminated crystals embedded in the main face of the specimen. Good luster, great condition and a very desirable aesthetics make this a very choice specimen. Textbook Tourmaline shape and a fantastic example of the species.
- $2,500.00
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- Pederneira Mine, Brazil
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. This is a terminated gem crystal of blue tourmaline. A flat termination to finishes this extremely aesthetic watermelon shade of red. This specimen has an extremely gemmy finish and deep internal clarity.
- $120.00
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- Pederneira Mine, Brazil
- Indicolite Tourmaline from The Pederneira Mine in Brazil. Three crystals of gem blue Indicolite Tourmaline a fashioned together in a very unique crystal arrangement. The flat termination of both of the larger crystals change to purple and dark yellow. This specimen is in very good condition, has superior luster and deep internal clarity.
- $375.00
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- Queen Mine, California USA
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline from the famous Queen Mine in California, USA. This famous US mining locality has produced some of the finest tourmalines known to man. This small blue cap gem crystal is a fine example of this particular species. Deep pinkish red stem with a blue cap is the classic coloration from this mine. This mineral specimen is in overall great condition and is a very aesthetic and choice specimen.
- $275.00
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- Chia Mine, Brazil
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline from the Chia Mine, Brazil (Ex. Keith Proctor Collection.) This is a very rare tabular specimen of tourmaline with deep internal clarity. This single terminated gem crystal changes from a deep prismatic blue to a brilliant forest green and has a modified pinnacoidal termination. Extremely gemmy, great condition.
- $1,350.00
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- Himalaya Mine, California U.S.A.
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. This is a bi-color tourmaline from the famous Himalaya Mine in California. This double terminated crystal from the "Gem pocket" and is in incredible condition. This amazing specimen has a flat termination at the top and a modified termination at the bottom. The color changes four times from pink to green which this particular find is famous for. No repairs.
- $1,400.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- This double terminated Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan changes from black to green to pink. Three gemstones grouped together in an extremely unique crystal arrangement. All three crystals have flat terminations at the base and a pinnacoidal termination at the top. This specimen stands by itself. Crisp color zoning and intense clarity makes this a extremely choice specimen.
- $150.00
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- Paprok Mine, Afghanistan
- Bi-color Tourmaline from the Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan. This pristine crystal has extremely nice luster and has a very gemmy modified termination. Significant color change from pink to green. This specimen is single terminated and sits perfectly inside a Quartz Feldspar Matrix. This specimen comes from a recent find of gem material from Nuristan, Afghanistan and exhibits mirror luster and extreme clarity.
- $75.00
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- Lendanai, Tanzania
- Chrome Tourmaline from Lendanai, Tanzania. This chrome variety of tourmaline has intense green color, incredible luster and a modified terminations. This translucent crystal has very gemmy surface striations and is in great condition. Deep green color saturation and superior luster makes this an extremely brilliant specimen.
- $90.00
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- Paprok Mine, Afghanistan
- Bi-color Tourmaline from the Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan. This pristine crystal has extremely nice luster and has a very broad flat termination. Significant color change from pink to a sharp sea foam green. This specimen is single terminated and the minor surface bruise does not detract from the overall appeal. This piece comes from a recent find of gem material from Nuristan, Afghanistan and exhibits mirror luster and extreme clarity.
- $90.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Green Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. Double terminated green gem crystal with no damage. This fully crystalized gemstone stands up perfectly by itself and has textbook tourmaline crystal structure. Bright green flat termination on one end and a modifies pinnacoidal termination at the other. Truly a collectors choice specimen.
- $64.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Green Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. This mineral specimen has crisp green color and impressive luster. This is a single terminated crystal that a modified "pinnacoidal" termination at the top. This specimen is comprised 100% of gem quality material. No visible damage on the termination, great for wire wrapping, impressive size for such high quality tourmaline.
- $70.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Green Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. This mineral specimen has crisp green color and impressive luster. Most of this specimen is comprised of gem quality material with intense clarity. Great for a wrappable.
- $60.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Green Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. This mineral specimen has pastel greenish bluish color and has impressive luster. This gem crystal is double terminated and stands up by itself because it has two flat terminations on either side. Great for wire wrapping.
- $45.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Bi-Colored Tourmaline in Quartz Matrix. Undamaged Tourmalines like this one in matrix are quite hard to come by. This fully crystallized quartz crystal hosts a classic looking Afghani tourmaline specimen. The double terminated pastel red and blue tourmaline has prominent luster, and the specimen sits up perfectly by itself. A small double terminated tourmaline spur, crowns the larger one, which creates an extremely unique display.
- $475.00
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- Paprok Mine, Afghanistan
- Bi-color gem Tourmaline from the Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan. This pristine crystal has extremely nice luster and has a very unique modified termination. Superior clarity and significant color change from pink to blue. This specimen is double terminated and has no damage. This piece comes from a recent find of gem material from Nuristan, Afghanistan and exhibits mirror luster and extreme clarity.
- $58.00
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- Sapo Mine, Brazil
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. This is an extremely large crystal of Tourmaline that exhibits a rainbow-like coloration. Extremely sharp luster and classic Tourmaline crystal shape make this a fine example of the species. A famous find of rainbow Tourmalines keep miners digging at the Sapo Mine hoping to find pieces that rival the aforementioned crystals. A flat termination at the crown of this crystal, superior luster and significant bi-color change makes this piece a perfect example of tourmaline from this locality.
- $160.00
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- Pederneira Mine, Brazil
- Indicolite variety Tourmaline. This is a terminated gem crystal of blue tourmaline. A flat termination to finishes this extremely aesthetic chrome blue Tourmaline. This piece stands up straight by itself and is comprised completely of gem quality material. This specimen has an extremely gemmy finish and the microscopic dolphin crystals compliment the brilliant luster.
- $140.00
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- Gilgit, Pakistan
- Tourmaline variety Schorl with Spessartine Garnet. The highly lustrous Schorl crystal houses a perfectly terminated Spessartine Garnet crystal. This single terminated Schorl crystal has a modified pinnacoidal termination and the deep red Garnet make for a great color contrast. This a great combination specimen, and the arrangement has well balanced crystal grouping. This specimen is part of a recent find in Gilgit, Pakistan.
- $75.00
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- Himalaya Mine, California U.S.A.
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. Stubby bi-color Tourmaline from the famous Himalaya Mine in California. This single terminated crystal exhibits distinct color change and a very intense green cap. This piece exhibits a large flat termination and classic bi-color zoning. Minor surface wear on one edge. Good luster, great condition and a very desirable aesthetics make this a very choice specimen. Textbook Tourmaline shape and a fantastic example of the species.
- $340.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- This rainbow Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan changes from red to green to lavender. This double terminated gemstone has a flat termination at the bottom and a pinnacoidal termination at the top and stands by itself. Crisp color zoning and intense internal clarity makes this a extremely choice specimen.
- $60.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Green Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. This mineral specimen has crisp green color and impressive luster. It also has a small terminated Tourmaline growing on one end. Minor chipping. Most of this specimen is comprised of gem quality material.
- $30.00
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- Gilgit, Pakistan
- Tourmaline variety Schorl with Quartz. The highly lustrous Schorl crystal is housed perfectly by a tabular double terminated Quartz crystal. Minimal surface damage and a small amount of Feldspar at the base make this a great combination specimen. This arrangement has well balanced crystal grouping and great color contrast. This specimen is part of a recent find in Gilgit, Pakistan.
- $40.00
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- Paprok Mine, Afghanistan
- Pink Tourmaline with Cleavelandite from the Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan. This pristine crystal has extremely nice luster and has a very unique flower of Cleavelandite. Good clarity and great color contrast. This piece exhibits a flat termination at the top with a light green cap.
- $40.00
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- Cruziero Mine, Brazil
- Elbaite variety Tourmaline. A forest of gem crystal Tourmalines grew out of a bi-color base to form this extremely unique mineral specimen. It is hard to tell from the photo but this tourmaline is extremely glassy and almost pure gem. This color is very rare for Elbaites and changes from a smokey blue to a raspberry finish. This specimen has intense luster on the numerous flat terminations. This is a very dramatic display given the host rock itself is in fact a terminated tourmaline crystal. Very minor surface damage but it does not detract from the specimen. This mall cabinet sized specimen as a very unique visual appeal.
- $1,100.00
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- Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan
- Bi-color Tourmaline gem crystal from The Paprok Mine in Afghanistan. This mineral specimen has crisp color zoning and has impressive luster. It also has a modified termination and is comprised of gem quality material.
- $420.00
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- Himalaya Mine, California U.S.A.
- Bi-Colored Tourmaline in Quartz Matrix. Undamaged Tourmalines like this one in matrix are hard to come by since the production slowed down at the main pegmatite veins inside the Himalaya Mine. This fully crystalized quartz crystal hosts a classic looking Himalaya tourmaline specimen. The double terminated tourmaline has prominent luster and sits perfectly by itself.
- $800.00
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- Sapo Mine, Brazil
- Tourmaline gem crystal with classic watermelon coloration. This massive crystal comes from The Sapo Mine in Brazil which is known for extreme color saturation. This specimen stands on its own and has incredible luster.
- $550.00
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- Paprok Mine, Afghanistan
- Pink Tourmaline from Paprok Mine, Nuristan, Afghanistan. This pristine crystal has extremely nice luster and a very unique green core. Good clarity and great color contrast. This piece also stands up by itself.
- $65.00
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