Libyan Desert Glass - Specimen Tourmaline Inclusions ” referring to the sharp

” referring to the sharp

where ancient marine sediments accumulated and preserved cephalopods in large numbers

Pyrite forms when iron and sulfur combine under high heat and pressure

The surface shows natural variation in tan

Chemical Composition: Be3Al2(SiO3)6

Libyan Desert Glass - Specimen Tourmaline Inclusions ” referring to the sharpMined from: Great Sand Sea, Sahara Desert Description: This one of a kind Libyan Desert Glass specimen from Libya features a darker smoky gray green tone with translucent edges, glassy highlights, and warm earthy inclusions. This distinctive piece has a chunky natural form with a rugged surface, pitted texture, curved flow like markings, small cavities, frosted areas, and naturally worn edges that give it a bold collector grade appearance. Libyan