Wow that looks amazing Manpa. Always great to see the finished product of a members creativity on here. :Y:
lucaswilliam said:oi lefty its palmerston dont no if ya remember me but had the red and green stones was going to send ya to have a look at, couldnt find ya emails and my other account wont let me log in thought id let ya no talked to a geologist today and went through a few test as far as we could figure the red is almandine garnets the green is green or chrome tourmaline and the black and beer bottle brown stuff was spinel cheers
lucaswilliam said:Hhhmm interesting read makes me think it's just plain green tourmaline , as apparently we don't get it here and by the sounds of it it's a very distinct shape I'll have to look tomoro but I don't think any of the large pieces have it but I know there is one or two pieces that have the shape of a dog tooth saphire weather that is way they r in not sure , sounds like only way I'll find out for sure is get a analytic test done at the uni
RockRat said:https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...82/1538357783_tourmaline-on-cleavelandite.jpg
Tourmaline on Clevelaaandite from Brazil. Value between $450-000 and $650-000 usd
something to dream about :inlove:
Dihusky said:RockRat said:https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...82/1538357783_tourmaline-on-cleavelandite.jpg
Tourmaline on Clevelaaandite from Brazil. Value between $450-000 and $650-000 usd
something to dream about :inlove:
That's an amazing specimen :inlove:
lucaswilliam said:oi lefty its palmerston dont no if ya remember me but had the red and green stones was going to send ya to have a look at, couldnt find ya emails and my other account wont let me log in thought id let ya no talked to a geologist today and went through a few test as far as we could figure the red is almandine garnets the green is green or chrome tourmaline and the black and beer bottle brown stuff was spinel cheers
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