This impressive Bi-Color Tourmaline crystal specimen comes from the famous Paprook mining region of Afghanistan, a locality renowned among collectors for producing tourmaline crystals with vivid natural color zoning and well-defined crystal structures. Displaying two naturally occurring color tones within a single formation, this specimen highlights the remarkable geological processes that create tourmaline’s signature multi-color beauty.
Weighing 325 grams and measuring approximately 8 × 7 cm, the specimen features a prominent main tourmaline crystal measuring approximately 21 × 10 mm, standing out as the focal point of the piece. The crystal exhibits strong prismatic growth and natural luster, with the color transition flowing organically along the crystal length—an attribute highly valued by mineral collectors and gemstone enthusiasts.
Presented in its raw, untreated state, the specimen preserves its original crystal faces, terminations, and natural surface textures. The balanced matrix support enhances the visibility of the primary crystal while maintaining the specimen’s authentic geological character. This makes it ideal for collectors, display purposes, craft makers, and jewelry designers who appreciate natural mineral specimens with strong visual impact.
Carefully sourced and shipped by a small business in Pakistan, this tourmaline specimen remains completely natural, free from artificial enhancement, ensuring the piece reflects its true origin and formation.
Key Details
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Stone: Bi-Color Tourmaline Crystal
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Origin: Paprook, Afghanistan
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Weight: 325 grams
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Specimen Size: Approx. 8 × 7 cm
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Main Crystal Size: Approx. 21 × 10 mm
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Form: Raw / Natural Mineral Specimen
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Materials: Tourmaline, Tourmaline Crystal
A striking addition for collectors seeking a large, naturally color-zoned Paprook tourmaline specimen, valued for its clarity, structure, and authentic Afghan provenance.
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