Etched Pollucite with Green Tourmaline from Laghman, Afghanistan sprouting quartz there is a chip near

there is a chip near the termination so it is hard to tell)

from Trepca Mine Complex

Each piece displays the natural metallic texture and rugged character that makes Campo del Cielo so recognizable

Bottom and side surfaces are cut and ground using the traditional techniques of the basalt miners in the Deccan Trap region

and self-healing

Etched Pollucite with Green Tourmaline from Laghman, Afghanistan sprouting quartz there is a chip nearEtched pollucite crystal with multiple green tourmaline crystal fragments. From Laghman, Afghanistan Size: 45 x 35 x 33 mm. 71 grams Fluorescent inclusions with 365nm long wave UV. Pollucite was first discovered on the island of Elba, Italy in 1846 and named after Pollux, the twin brother of Castor in Greek mythology, because it is often associated with petalite (formerly called castorite). Pollucite is a rare mineral that belongs to the zeolite group