Here is an incredibly attractive Elbaite Tourmaline from Paprok that stands apart from the usual polychrome crystals we see from there. This glassy and gorgeous, nearly three inch crystal starts out as a Schorl at its base which is evident on its base and the backside, then transitions upward into a beautiful, translucent to gemmy blue and then into a very gemmy pale purple near the termination with a marked change to jet black at the pedion (flat face) on the very top! Incredibly dramatic! This

This raw Pink Tourmaline is more than just a beautiful piece - it represents the power of unconditional love and friendship. 💗✨ With hues of pink held in a white matrix, it is a tribute to the raw and unbridled beauty of the natural world. Place it in your living room, bedroom or bathroom and let its energy remind you of the love and kindness that exists in the world. | Crystal Castle

🍉 One of a kind watermelon tourmaline pendant with Tsavorite garnet and pink sapphire accents! The natural tourmaline crystal slice weighs 21.13ct and is set in 14k white gold. Designed and manufactured by in-house jeweler, Margo Corley. An amazing piece. We also have a fun matching pair of earrings to go along with this pendant! #tourmalinejewelry #watermelontourmaline #tourmalinecrystals #tourmalinenecklace #customjewelry #beautiful #crownpointindiana #crownpointsquare #nature #naturalart | M

Watermelon Tourmaline:... - Healing Crystals

Muscovite some with Albite, Smoky Quartz or Black Tourmaline - Minas Gerais, Brazil Muscovite is the most common mineral in the mica family. It’s colors can range from a silvery white to almost black, and including varieties in yellow, pink and green. It’s ability to cleave into thin transparent sheets, many times feet across, made it useful as windowpanes in the 1700s. These were known as Muscovy Glass, as they were mined near Muscovy, Russia (thus the name Muscovite). Sheet muscovite is also a

I'm always drawn to pink stones , pink tourmaline, pink sapphire, rose quartz and of course Kunzite! Named after mineralogist and jeweller George Frederick Kunz, Kunzite was first discovered and documented by him in 1902. Originally known as Spodumene, a crystal family name which derives from the Ancient Greek word meaning 'burnt to ashes', likely referencing its silvery pink hue. Comprised of lithium, aluminum, and silicate, Kunzite ranks 6-1/2 on the Mohs scale. Despite its youth, Kunzite is g

Black Tourmaline Meaning and Spiritual Properties