Tourmaline (Bicolor cat’s eye)A gorgeous richly bi colored stone from Brazil featuring a mix of lovely pink and orange tones. The stone shows different colors in different lighting as it will appear more pink in some lights and more orange in others, but you will see a mix of the two in virtually every kind of light. It's well cut, so it looks very attractive up close and far away. Additionally, there are a handful of small "cat's eye" inclusions that can be seen near the center

and fine color change gems are among the most popular gems among collectors and dealers

This gem has an attractive pinkish red color

The interesting form

A wonderful specimen from a district that produced some of the most classic “casts” from all of Colorado

The piece is in great shape for the material and truly looks better in person as it was somewhat difficult to photograph

plus crystals of lustrous

along Slat Creek

thumbnails or minerals of Myanmar

The combination of the gorgeous purple color "Grape Chalcedony / Grape Agate" combined with the exterior shimmer is amazing

not the main group

Waldo Butler collection

The rich moss-green color is due to inclusions of Chlorite