Indicolite Blue Tourmaline | Crystal | 45mm | Brazil cv First described in 1962 by

First described in 1962 by Sid Pieters

Its natural form tapers to a point in a triangle shape

while the Flower Agate formations develop as chalcedony deposits radiating outward in petal-like patterns within the same host rock

12kg | Messina

Each piece sold individually

Indicolite Blue Tourmaline | Crystal | 45mm | Brazil cv First described in 1962 byA collector grade indicolite tourmaline crystal from Brazil the blue variety of tourmaline, and one of the rarest. A single prismatic column of deep teal blue, shifting toward a cooler aqua at the upper edges where the light catches the natural glassy lustre. Strong vertical striations run the full length of the crystal, characteristic of tourmaline's trigonal structure. A cluster of white albite matrix clings to the base, anchoring the crystal and