Fiery Rainbow Ethiopian Hydrophane Opal Rough – 4.89 Grams colorless Tourmaline belongs to a complex

Tourmaline belongs to a complex boron silicate group and is known for its wide range of colors—often displaying multiple colors within a single crystal

3mm    Weight: 13

A stunning and highly aesthetic calcite and pyrite mineral specimen featuring a large cluster of very softly colored pinkish white calcite crystals paired with sharply defined metallic pyrite

making it a striking and easily displayable specimen

Fiery Rainbow Ethiopian Hydrophane Opal Rough – 4.89 Grams colorless Tourmaline belongs to a complexA colorful Ethiopian hydrophane opal rough displaying vivid flashes of red, green, yellow, blue, and orange across translucent natural surfaces. Bright play of color is visible from multiple angles, creating an attractive display specimen with excellent visual appeal. Good material for cutting rough or to display as specimen. Locality: EthiopiaWeight: 4. 89 gramsDimensions: 24mm x 17mm x 13mmMineral Class: SilicateCrystal System: Amorphous Please