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Tourmailine Specimens

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Tourmailine Specimens For Sale

When acquiring Tourmaline specimens, a discerning eye is your best asset. These gemstones come in a stunning array of colors, so first, determine your preferred hue and variety, such as Rubellite, Indicolite, or Watermelon. Assess the crystal's transparency and quality; opt for vibrant, well-saturated colors with minimal inclusions. Origin matters, as certain locales like Brazil and Afghanistan produce highly sought-after specimens. Evaluate the specimen's size, shape, and clarity. Larger, well-formed crystals are often more valuable. By focusing on color preference, clarity, origin, and overall quality, you can make an informed choice and add exceptional Tourmaline specimens to your collection.