Tourmaline lepidolite and quartz

Product Overview This substantial mineral cluster features a complex association of Quartz, Tourmaline, and Lepidolite. The specimen showcases the stark contrast between the crystalline clarity of the Quartz and the distinct, columnar structures of the Tourmaline crystals. Interspersed throughout the matrix are rich, lilac-colored Lepidolite scales, which provide a unique texture and a soft, pearlescent luster to the overall composition.

Origin & Formation Clusters of this type typically originate from lithium-rich granite pegmatites, where slow cooling allowed multiple mineral species to crystallize in close proximity. This specimen represents a diverse geological environment, highlighting the interplay between silicate and mica minerals. The architectural complexity and the size of the cluster make it a significant example of natural mineral association.

Specifications * Minerals: Natural Quartz, Tourmaline, and Lepidolite

• Dimensions: Approximately 6" x 5"

• Weight: [Insert Weight]

• Primary Colors: Lilac, White/Translucent, and [Insert Tourmaline Color]

• Luster: Vitreous to Pearlescent

Key Features * Tri-Mineral Association: A genuine geological cluster featuring three distinct mineral species in a single matrix.

• Substantial Size: At 6 by 5 inches, this piece serves as a prominent focal point for a professional mineral collection or interior display.

• Textural Diversity: Features a blend of sharp crystal faces, columnar habits, and micaceous scales.

Important Notes Due to the delicate nature of Lepidolite scales and the structural complexity of the cluster, this specimen should be handled with care. As a natural geological item, it contains inherent variations and growth patterns unique to this specific piece.