Bicolor Tourmaline 02236537ad60500c371e1a7efbda3a82

Bicolor Tourmaline 02236537ad60500c371e1a7efbda3a82Albite (Elbaite) also known as Tourmaline is a group of mixed crystals with the following major members, Elbaite, Dravite, Schorl, Buergerite, Tsilaisite, and Uvite. The general color range of the mineral's family are colorless, pink, green, blue, yellow, brown, and black. What distinguishes tourmalines are the three sided cross sections that are different than any other mineral.

The majority of this species were approximately just as tall as they are long

inside an underground limestone mine sometime between 1770 and 1774

as they are one of the few species that have survived the tests of time

Agate is a form of Chalcedony pronounced Kay-sed-ony

the water delivers the minerals into the cellular structure of the wood

A golden yellow to brown

This hunter / scavenger was literally a walking tripod

five- to six-fold long

each piece is handcrafted using very simple tools

Phases of the Moon consists of Mother of Pearl and black mussel shell

The first documented discovery of the stone dates to 1916

these beautiful candleholders will radiate with a soft glow due to its translucency