Tourmaline Pendant (Etched) - Sterling Silver During the Middle Ages

During the Middle Ages

The geological conditions leading to the formation of these pyrite specimens have been near perfect for millions of years

A decent-sized cluster of cavansite sits in the middle of its matrix but the back is missing

Utah has produced some amazing topaz specimens

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Tourmaline Pendant (Etched) - Sterling Silver During the Middle AgesPendant Length: 33 mm Setting: Prong Tourmaline is a boron silicate mineral that is formed with elements such as aluminum, iron, magnesium, sodium, lithium, and potassium. Because it can be formed this so many different ways, it comes in just as many colors. The first tourmalines were said to be brought back to Europe from the Dutch East India Company. It occurs in long, columnar crystals that can be thin or thick and contain a triangular cross