Tourmaline With Clevelandite
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Tourmaline With Clevelandite
Description
This is a good example of a multi-hued elbaite from Southern California but of a rare style...and quite distinct to one pocket found around 1984. Originating from a matrix of bladed white clevelandite, the lustrous tourmaline has a dark, opaque, green body: capped by a .5 cm translucent zone apple green, section; and then a further layering of translucent, purple and clear zones at the termination.
Details
ColorsGrey
Origin
Little Joe Pocket, Stewart Mine, Pala, California, USA
SizeMiniature
Dimensions4.8 x 4.2 x 3.8 cm
Species
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DateOwnerEventPriceNote
UnknownThe ArkenstoneAcquired
Not disclosed
UnknownUnknownPurchased
Not disclosed