Blue Tourmaline/Indicolite and Aquamarine, natural specimen of 52 x 32 x 30 mm - 47.9 grams!

Name: Blue Tourmaline/Indicolite and Aquamarine, natural specimen of 52 x 32 x 30 mm - 47.9 grams!
Brand: Gem & Zen
Price: 28.70 EUR
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About the product:

🪨 Mineral Type: Blue Tourmaline/Indicolite and Aquamarine

🌍 ⛏️ Origin: Afghanistan

📐 Dimensions: 52 millimeters long x 32 wide x 30 high

⚖️ Weight : 47.9 grams
✨ Finish: natural
🔬 Treatment: None
📜 Certificate: Gem and Zen
🎁 Comes with a Gem and Zen certificate, ideal for giving as a gift or treating yourself!

📋 Mineralogical sheet:

Property	Indicolite (Blue Tourmaline)	Aquamarine (Blue Beryl)
Name	Indicolite	Aquamarine
Family	Tourmaline (Elbaite)	Beryl (Be₃Al₂(SiO₃)₆)
Composition	Boron aluminum complex silicate, lithium, iron (Na(Li,Al)₃Al₆(BO₃)₃Si₆O₁₈(OH)₄)	Beryl (Be₃Al₂(SiO₃)₆)
Color	Light blue to deep blue, sometimes blue-green	Pale blue to blue-green
Hardness (Mohs)	7 – 7.5	7.5 – 8
Density	3 – 3.2 g/cm³	2.68 – 2.74 g/cm³
Crystal system	Hexagonal (trigonal)	Hexagonal
Glow	Glassy	Glassy
Transparency	Transparent to translucent	Transparent to translucent
Origin / Deposits	Brazil, Madagascar, Mozambique, Afghanistan, Pakistan	Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar, Russia, United States
Training	Granitic pegmatites	Granitic pegmatites
Special feature	Rare blue tourmaline, highly prized in jewelry	A gemstone highly sought after for its clarity and soft blue
Virtues / Lithotherapy	- Calm and serenity 🌊 - Promotes mental clarity and intuition - Communication assistance	- Serenity and inner peace 🌊 - Soothes stress and promotes courage - Strengthens mental clarity and intuition
Purification	Clear water, gentle fumigation	Clear water, gentle fumigation
Recharging	Moonlight, quartz clusters	Moonlight, quartz clusters
Use	Jewelry, meditation, emotional anchoring stone	Jewelry, meditation, lithotherapy
Value	High for pure, intense blue crystals	Raised for crystal purity and color
Short story / Anecdote	Highly sought after since the 19th century as a fine and precious stone	Long associated with sailors and luck at sea (noun "sea water")