Green Cap Tourmaline with Quartz, Mica & Feldspar – Pakistan

Sourced from the high-altitude pegmatites of Skardu, this 74.7ct specimen features a sharply defined Tourmaline crystal with the highly sought-after "Green Cap" termination. This bicolour effect occurs when the chemical environment shifts during the final stages of growth, resulting in a saturated, verdant green crown atop the darker Schorl (Black Tourmaline) body.

The crystal is aesthetically hosted on a rugged, natural matrix. It is surrounded by shimmering, plate-like "books" of Mica and crystalline Quartz, all anchored to a base of white Feldspar. The interplay of the glassy quartz, the metallic sheen of the mica, and the vibrant green of the tourmaline cap creates a sophisticated, multi-textured display that captures the raw beauty of a Pakistani gem pocket.