Cotton Candy Tourmaline, 7.55ct | Barra do Salinas, Coronel Murta, Minas Gerais, Brazil Phenacite where it was attached to

where it was attached to the host rock

The tabular shape and layered texture of the original graphite crystal structure is partially preserved but the mineral is transformed into diamond

Authentic artifact of a pivotal moment in science and world history

Our specimens come from a vintage collection of a retired rock shop owner

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Cotton Candy Tourmaline, 7.55ct | Barra do Salinas, Coronel Murta, Minas Gerais, Brazil Phenacite where it was attached toPink Elbaite Tourmaline crystal, with cotton candy bicolor. The core of this crystal is blue with a candy pink exterior, making it a cool tone berry pink with some color shifting capability, depending on how it catches the light. The top isn't terminated on this crystal but it's a juicy piece of eye candy, with gemmy clarity and glassy luster. This Tourmaline is from the famous Barra do Salinas locality, it belonged to the late Alvaro Lucio, one of