Cleavelandite Encrusted Dark Green Stak Nala Tourmaline – Haramosh Mountains, Pakistan | Thumbnail Specimen Cleavelandite Pink opal deposits are typically

Pink opal deposits are typically associated with Cenozoic-era volcanic and sedimentary activity

Brazil (Minas Gerais)

changing temperatures and chemistry allowed zeolite minerals—like Heulandite—to precipitate and crystallize along cavity walls

Matrix Mineral

Chalcedony consists of microscopic interlocking crystals of quartz combined with moganite

Cleavelandite Encrusted Dark Green Stak Nala Tourmaline – Haramosh Mountains, Pakistan | Thumbnail Specimen Cleavelandite Pink opal deposits are typicallyClassic Stak Nala tourmaline crystal perched on snowy white cleavelandite, on original host rock matrix. This striking specimen features a dark green tourmaline crystal from the world famous Stak Nala locality, standing proudly on a bed of snowy white cleavelandite, all resting on its original host rock matrix. The tourmaline shows the classic Stak Nala look: rich, deep green color, glassy luster, and visible crystal striations along the prism faces.