Thin Tri-Color Tourmaline Crystal Pair – Congo – Green to Pink Natural Crystals 0.66g daylight fluorscent Crystal System: Isometric (Pyrite &

Name: Thin Tri-Color Tourmaline Crystal Pair – Congo – Green to Pink Natural Crystals 0.66g daylight fluorscent Crystal System: Isometric (Pyrite &
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SKU: 94966111598
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Thin Tri Color Tourmaline Crystal Pair – Congo – Green to Pink Natural Crystals 0.66g daylight fluorscent Crystal System: Isometric (Pyrite & Crystal System: Isometric (Pyrite & Fluorite) This Specimen is a polished and stabilized fragment of a full ammolite fossil A slender pair of Congo tourmaline crystals showing classic green caps transitioning into soft pink lower sections Both crystals display clean vertical striations and well formed natural terminations

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