Natural Bicolor Kunzite with Green Tourmaline Cluster – Dara-e-Pech, Afghanistan An exceptional and highly aesthetic mineral specimen featuring a beautifully formed bicolor Kunzite crystal adorned with a vibrant green Tourmaline crystal cluster from the famous Dara-e-Pech Valley, Afghanistan. The impressive Kunzite displays a delicate transition from soft lavender-pink to nearly colorless tones, with excellent transparency, beautiful natural vertical striations, and attractive vitreous luster. A striking cluster of richly colored green Tourmaline crystals rests prominently on the Kunzite, creating a stunning contrast and a remarkable natural mineral association. All crystals are naturally terminated and damage-free, making this an outstanding collector-quality specimen. Its elegant crystal formation, beautiful color combination, and exceptional overall aesthetics make it a desirable addition to any fine mineral collection. Specimen Details: * Minerals: Bicolor Kunzite (Spodumene) with Green Tourmaline * Locality: Dara-e-Pech, Kunar Province, Afghanistan * Dimensions: 87 × 37 × 16 mm * Weight: 180 grams * Color: Lavender-Pink to Colorless Kunzite with Vibrant Green Tourmaline * Crystal Condition: Fully Terminated, Damage-Free * Type: Natural Fine Mineral Specimen A beautiful display-quality specimen showcasing the remarkable mineral diversity and crystal formations of Afghanistan.