Elbaite, Cleavelandite

Stak Nala, Haramosh Mts., Roundu District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

6×5,6×4 cm. (main Elbaite 4,6×1,4 cm.)

From the most famous tourmaline locality in Pakistan, bridled by snow-white cleavelandite blades, a wonderful and well arranged cluster of sharp, lustrous, polychrome tourmaline crystals which feature a typical deep green terminations that transition into a very dark or black color throughout the rest of the prisms; in addition the Elbaite caps are closed by a blue color thin layer, remembering that blue cap tourmalines are rare today and therefore highly prized. Custom base included