Large Double-Terminated Watermelon Tourmaline with Rare Flattened Growth- K.C.S.D. Mine, California | River Walkers Minerals geode and the complex ecosystem that

and the complex ecosystem that existed long before the rise of Tyrannosaurus rex

Weight: 319 g

and the combination of three distinct inclusion types makes this an unusual and highly collectible specimen

and the repair was so well done it is extremely difficult to detect without close inspection

Host mineral: Calcite with natural elestial growth

Large Double-Terminated Watermelon Tourmaline with Rare Flattened Growth- K.C.S.D. Mine, California | River Walkers Minerals geode and the complex ecosystem thatWeight: 220 g Dimensions: 5. 7 2. 2 1. 1 in Locality: K. C. S. D. Mine, Gem Hill, Mesa Grande Mining District, San Diego County, California, USA This is one of those specimens that immediately catches your attention! Not just because of its vivid watermelon color, but because of the way it grew. Collected from the historic, (and closed) K. C. S. D. Mine on Gem Hill in Californias renowned Mesa Grande Mining District, this large double terminated