Bicolour tourmaline Crystals - Height: 22 mm - Width: 5 mm- 9 g - (1)

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A bicolor tourmaline crystal is a single natural gemstone that displays two distinct colors within the same crystal structure. This stunning optical phenomenon occurs due to subtle environmental and chemical shifts—such as variations in trace elements like iron, manganese, or lithium—while the crystal is actively growing over millions of years.…

Common Color Pairings: Pink and green (often referred to as Watermelon Tourmaline if it has a pink core and green rim), blue and green, or yellow and pink.

From Afghanistan
Weight : 9 grams

Sizes:
22x5x5mm
22x5x4mm
18x5x5mm
17x5x4mm
15x5x5mm

A bicolor tourmaline crystal is a single natural gemstone that displays two distinct colors within the same crystal structure. This stunning optical phenomenon occurs due to subtle environmental and chemical shifts—such as variations in trace elements like iron, manganese, or lithium—while the crystal is actively growing over millions of years.…

Common Color Pairings: Pink and green (often referred to as Watermelon Tourmaline if it has a pink core and green rim), blue and green, or yellow and pink.

From Afghanistan
Weight : 9 grams

Sizes:
22x5x5mm
22x5x4mm
18x5x5mm
17x5x4mm
15x5x5mm

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Bicolour tourmaline
Mineral form
Crystals
Weight
9 g
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
22 mm
Width
5 mm
Depth
5 mm
ItalyVerified
17
Objects sold
100%
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