Dark Blue Dravite, Uvite in a Beautiful Green Mica Rich Matrix with Sapphires eocene fossils named after the gemologist George

named after the gemologist George Frederick Kunz

Mineral photos show the glow (fluorescence) that occurs when this light is shined on the pieces in a darkened room

The graduation of colors from deep green

Size: 85 x 65 x 60 mm

and fluorescent calcite stalactite formation cluster

Dark Blue Dravite, Uvite in a Beautiful Green Mica Rich Matrix with Sapphires eocene fossils named after the gemologist GeorgeThis is a large, blue dravite uvite crystal in a green mica rich matrix with small gemmy blue sapphires. The crystal displays a perfect ditriagonal pyramidal crystal habit. These specimens first surfaced in the gem markets of Peshawar, Pakistan, in late 2009. Blue and green fibrous tourmalines were uncovered in the late 2000s as a by product of sapphire mining operations in the Kokcha Valley. Sapphire mining takes place near the village of Hazrat