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Bi Color Tourmaline

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This natural Bi-Color Tourmaline crystal scepter originates from the famed mineral-rich regions of Afghanistan, known for producing some of the world’s finest tourmaline specimens. The crystal displays a striking transition of colors, typically shifting from delicate pastel tones to deeper, more vibrant shades toward the termination. Its scepter formation where a prominent crystal cap grows atop a slender stem adds exceptional visual interest and rarity. The specimen features excellent luster, sharp edges, and natural transparency that enhances its color zoning and internal structure. Highly prized by collectors, bi-color tourmaline scepters are celebrated for their beauty, geological uniqueness, and energetic properties. This completely natural, untreated piece is ideal for serious collectors, display, or educational study.

Product details

SpeciesTourmaline
SizeCabinet
Dimensions13.0 x 1.5 x 1.3 cm
Weight58 grams
Added on01/07/2026
RepairsNo Repairs, No Reconstruction, No Restoration, No Damage
Current owner
Unknown Owner
Acquired
Sep 2026
Previous owners
DateCollectorAcquisition price
01/2026Noor Ullah StoreNot disclosed

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