Tourmaline (Unusual Bicolor) Smithsonite The green section is WATER

The green section is WATER CLEAR and features a wonderful pyramidal termination

although it does have a couple contacts on the back

well-formed blades flaring in several directions

The pink Rhodochrosite and white Quartz round out the specimen perfectly

Specimen # CUNM72001

Tourmaline (Unusual Bicolor) Smithsonite The green section is WATERThis Tourmaline gem is a great example of the less common material from Nigeria featuring a strange bi color appearance with a mix of pinkish orange and tan or beige hues depending upon the light. The gem shows a decent amount of pleochroism as well so you can find a different color from every direction. It's nearly eye clean with only one small inclusion that I can see with the naked eye. This is a special kind of collector's stone, as the coloring