Topaz DT, Schorl & Albite var. Cleavelandite, Pakistan—TN20

*This is a miniature specimen—please examine scale photos and consider dimensions carefully. Perky box is approx 1.25” for scale.* This unusual specimen is a miniature double terminated topaz crystal, flanked by tiny accents of black tourmaline (schorl) and cleavelandite. The topaz crystal is double terminated, and has a white to slight peach hue. It is surrounded by sharp, striated tourmaline crystals. This tiny crystalline specimen is mounted in a perky box with locality info, ready for display. It would also make a wonderful and unusual collectors or jewelry supply specimen, and it is just as comfortable being held during meditation and ceremonies. This is a raw, natural mini example of this unique mineral, and it will surprise you with its beauty! Locality: Pakistan—specific locality unknown. Dimensions: contact me Weight: contact me Topaz is an orthorhombic mineral that forms in several different colors, including blue, pink, colorless, and imperial. Topaz is known for its