Tourmaline (Fluor-Liddicoatite) hexagonal jet-black cyclic twinned crystal group

jet-black cyclic twinned crystal group with unusual crystallization for the locality

the slightest amount of pink can be seen

An incredibly large "room" of crystals was discovered

This thin elongated piece of Copal arguably has the highest "population density" of insects of any specimen in the lot as there are approximately 100 ambrosia beetles (Platypodidae) and a few midges (Diptera)

Tourmaline (Fluor-Liddicoatite) hexagonal jet-black cyclic twinned crystal groupA rarely seen multi crystal matrix specimen of Liddicoatite from Tsarafara Sud featuring many free standing sharp, lustrous, gemmy multicolored crystals sitting on a thin slab of Feldspar. The crystals have a pastel yellowish pink hue at the terminations which grade into a slight yellowish green zoning and then a tan bronze tone throughout the rest of the crystals. The combination of the odd coloring and the fact that the crystals are on matrix make