Description
This richly layered specimen brings together an exceptional combination of colors, textures, and minerals. Vivid pink and black tourmaline crystals emerge naturally from a smoky citrine matrix, accompanied by shimmering purple lepidolite and blue albite. The contrast between the saturated tourmaline and the luminous lepidolite creates a striking visual balance.
Every angle reveals new detail, from the robust citrine to the delicate, mica-like sheen of the lepidolite. This is a specimen that rewards close inspection and feels thoughtfully composed by nature itself.
Dimensions & Weight
Measurement: 5” x 4.5” x 1.5”
Weight: 526g
Collector’s Notes
Multi-mineral specimens of this caliber are especially desirable, offering both aesthetic complexity and geological interest. The coexistence of tourmaline, lepidolite, albite, and citrine speaks to a dynamic formation environment, making this piece an excellent addition to a curated mineral collection or a standout display specimen.
Highlights
Naturally formed pink and black tourmaline crystals
Associated lepidolite and blue albite
Citrine matrix
Strong color contrast and textural variety
One-of-a-kind natural mineral specimen
Metaphysical Properties
This specimen is often associated with balance and energetic harmony. Pink tourmaline is linked to emotional openness and compassion, while black tourmaline is traditionally used for grounding and protection. Lepidolite is associated with calm and transition, and citrine is often connected to clarity and abundance. Together, these minerals are thought to create a stabilizing yet uplifting energetic presence.
Mineralogy
Tourmaline: Complex borosilicate mineral, exhibiting both pink and black varieties
Lepidolite: Lithium-rich mica, typically lavender to pink
Albite: Sodium-rich feldspar, appearing pale blue to white
Citrine: Golden color variety of quartz, forming the primary matrix
Description
This richly layered specimen brings together an exceptional combination of colors, textures, and minerals. Vivid pink and black tourmaline crystals emerge naturally from a smoky citrine matrix, accompanied by shimmering purple lepidolite and blue albite. The contrast between the saturated tourmaline and the luminous lepidolite creates a striking visual balance.
Every angle reveals new detail, from the robust citrine to the delicate, mica-like sheen of the lepidolite. This is a specimen that rewards close inspection and feels thoughtfully composed by nature itself.
Dimensions & Weight
Measurement: 5” x 4.5” x 1.5”
Weight: 526g
Collector’s Notes
Multi-mineral specimens of this caliber are especially desirable, offering both aesthetic complexity and geological interest. The coexistence of tourmaline, lepidolite, albite, and citrine speaks to a dynamic formation environment, making this piece an excellent addition to a curated mineral collection or a standout display specimen.
Highlights
Naturally formed pink and black tourmaline crystals
Associated lepidolite and blue albite
Citrine matrix
Strong color contrast and textural variety
One-of-a-kind natural mineral specimen
Metaphysical Properties
This specimen is often associated with balance and energetic harmony. Pink tourmaline is linked to emotional openness and compassion, while black tourmaline is traditionally used for grounding and protection. Lepidolite is associated with calm and transition, and citrine is often connected to clarity and abundance. Together, these minerals are thought to create a stabilizing yet uplifting energetic presence.
Mineralogy
Tourmaline: Complex borosilicate mineral, exhibiting both pink and black varieties
Lepidolite: Lithium-rich mica, typically lavender to pink
Albite: Sodium-rich feldspar, appearing pale blue to white
Citrine: Golden color variety of quartz, forming the primary matrix
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