Etched Pollucite with Green Tourmaline from Laghman, Afghanistan Channeler crystal Size: 42 x 38 x

Size: 42 x 38 x 25 mm

Size: 112 x 84 x 70 mm

Blue and green fibrous tourmalines were uncovered in the late 2000s as a by-product of sapphire mining operations in the Kokcha Valley

The fluorite crystals have sharp edges and smooth faces that reflect light in different colors at certain angles

water-clear double terminated fluorapophyllite crystals

Etched Pollucite with Green Tourmaline from Laghman, Afghanistan Channeler crystal Size: 42 x 38 xEtched 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