beryl_red_03.jpg USA
tourmaline_elbaite_04.jpg Doubly terminated tri-color Elbaite (tourmaline) with clevelandite. Himalaya mine, San Diego Co. USA. 3 x1.5 cm. Photo by Francesc Fabre / Fabre Minerals
tourmaline_elbaite_06.jpg Brazil
beryl_morganite_01.jpg Morganite, the pink variety of Beryl. Nuristan, Laghman Province, Afghanistan. 9.2 x 6.5 cm. Photo by John Veevaert
tourmaline_schorl_04.jpg USA
dioptase_07.jpg Namibia, +calcite
cordierite_01.jpg Germany
axinite_04.jpg Russia, +chlorite
axinite_03.jpg France
cordierite_02.jpg Ceylon
beryl_heliodor_02.jpg Heliodor, the yellow variety of Beryl. Wolodarsk, Wolynsky Ukraine. 2.8 x 0.7 cm. Photo by John Veevaert
axinite_01.jpg Swiss
tourmaline_elbaite_03.jpg Brazil
tourmaline_elbaite_05.jpg Brazil
tourmaline_rubellite_01.jpg Brazil
beryl_aquamarine_03.jpg Aquamarine, the blue variety of Beryl. Nagar, Pakistan. 3 x 4 x 8.5 cm. Photo by Dan Weinrich
beryl_red_01.jpg USA
beryl_aquamarine_06.jpg Namibia
tourmaline_schorl_03.jpg Several jet-black lustrous crystals of Schorl perched on a white albite matrix. Shengus, Gilgit, Pakistan. 4 x 3 x 2 cm. Photo by Isaias Casanova / ICminerals
dioptase_08.jpg Namibia, +calcite
tourmaline_dravite_01.jpg USA
tourmaline_elbaite_09.jpg USA
beryl_aquamarine_08.jpg China
beryl_red_04.jpg USA
tourmaline_03.jpg Pakistan, +quartz+albite
dioptase_01.jpg Namibia
tourmaline_indicolite_01.jpg Brazil
tourmaline_elbaite_02.jpg Italy
dioptase_04.jpg Congo
tourmaline_schorl_02.jpg Magadascar, +garnet
beryl_heliodor_01.jpg France
tourmaline_verdelite_01.jpg Australia, +indicolite
beryl_emerald_02.jpg Colombia
tourmaline_elbaite_08.jpg USA
tourmaline_dravite_02.jpg USA
dioptase_02.jpg Namibia
beryl_emerald_03.jpg Emerald, the green variety of Beryl on calcite matrix. 2.5 x 2.5 cm. Coscuez, Boyacá, Colombia. Photo by Francesc Fabre / Fabre Minerals
beryl_red_02.jpg USA
tourmaline_01.jpg Brazil
dioptase_05.jpg Emerald green lustrous crystals of dioptase to 14 mm in size and doubly terminated, set upon a limestone and massive calcite matrix. Altyn-Tyube, South Kazakhstan Oblast', Kazakhstan. 3.5 x 4.5 x 2 cm. Photo by Dan Weinrich.
axinite_02.jpg 2 cm. cinnamon brown crystal of "axinite" (probably ferroaxinite) from the El Fenomino Tungsten Mine,  Northern Baja Californa, Mexico. Photo by Dave Barthelmy
tourmaline_elbaite_01.jpg Italy
tourmaline_schorl_01.jpg Russia
beryl_03.jpg Madagascar
beryl_aquamarine_02.jpg Pakistan
tourmaline_rubellite_03.jpg Brazil
beryl_aquamarine_01.jpg Russia
tourmaline_rubellite_02.jpg USA
tourmaline_elbaite_07.jpg Afghanistan
dioptase_03.jpg Namibia, +quartz
dioptase_06.jpg 5 mm. dark-blue crystals of dioptase. Specimen from Altyn-tyube, Kasakhstan.Photo by Dave Barthelmy
beryl_morganite_02.jpg Brazil
beryl_goshenite_01.jpg Goshenite, the colorless variety of Beryl with orthoclase and muscovite. Pingwu, Sichuan, China. 9 x 8.5 cm Photo by Francesc Fabre / Fabre Minerals