Tourmaline Beryl I have no idea when

I have no idea when this crystal was mined

and if you collect worldwide Fluorites

It is aspecifically an amorphous (often colorless) form of Opal that is found in spherical aggregates

as inclusions are almost always present

These crystals have a unique appearance with compressed prismatic form

Tourmaline Beryl I have no idea whenThis stone came from a small parcel of rough that we purchased from Mozambique. The stone has a very soft pinkish hue with a slight golden overtone. The stone has a "Marquise" cut. The stone is virtually eye clean, which is not common in Tourmalines, as they are defined as a Type 3 gemstone, so inlcusions are almost always present. This little sparkler would definitely round out a Tourmaline gem suite to show off the various colors of these stones.