Tourmaline (“Floater”) Warren Prosser this is good for the

this is good for the size and the fact that it’s a multi-twinned specimen

and pieces like this stand out as some of the finest examples of Flourapatite extant

but to find non-pseudomorphic native Copper is rather rare

A pristine

Tourmaline (“Floater”) Warren Prosser this is good for theTourmalines are certainly among the most popular species for collectors, and no matter how many one encounters, a good one will always draw attention. This beautiful specimen has a striking color combination with gemmy colorless "Achroite" terminations, which give way to a stunning teal blue color that mixes into an inky purple color (almost black) in the center. This piece is a complete floater, with no visible point of attachment that I can detect.