White Topaz crystal with black tourmaline inclusions from Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado

Vendor:Rare Earth Gallery

White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado

$200.00

A 1" x 1" x .75" White Topaz crystal with Black Tourmaline inclusions from Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado, weighing 10g. A collector's mineral specimen showcasing natural contrasts of white and black formations.

  • Exact dimensions: 1" x 1" x .75"
  • Weight: 10 grams
  • Origin: Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
  • Category: Minerals
  • Featuring tourmalinated white topaz

Mineral collectors and enthusiasts

Distinctive Tourmalinated White Topaz Specimen

Precise mineral details

Dimensions and Weight

Crystal Type
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline dimensions: 1" x 1" x .75" Weight: 10g Origin: Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado Category: Minerals Product Type: Mineral Specimen Seller: Rare Earth Gallery

What arrives

One White Topaz with Black Tourmaline mineral specimen

A rare geological find

Where this specimen belongs

Suitable for display or examination in a mineral collection or educational setting.

Ordering information

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Return policy

30 day returns accepted with no label or restocking fees as stated by supplier policy.
White Topaz with Black Tourmaline Mt. Antero, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado

Quiet drama, hand-sized

Clear, faceted white topaz pierced by inky tourmaline—an alpine shard that reads like ink on glass.

From high country

White Topaz with Black Tourmaline, Mt. Antero

One specimen, many angles

Shelves often blur together—too smooth, too similar. This tourmalinated White Topaz interrupts the line with crisp planes and bold black seams. At just 1 x 1 x .75 inches and 10 grams, it invites close looking without crowding a surface.

A pause in the room

Collected from Mt. Antero in Colorado’s San Isabel National Forest, it carries a sense of altitude and light. The clear crystal body catches daylight while the black tourmaline reads as quiet punctuation. It turns a desk, bookshelf, or studio ledge into a small field study.

For the collector at home

Someone who values natural form and keeps a focused shelf—artists, readers, hosts who notice the details guests reach for.

Place with intention

Set it on a tray or low stack of books where its clear faces and dark needles can be seen from the side.
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Source and Supplier

Rare Earth Gallery, Colorado Origins

Rare Earth Gallery brings natural history into interiors through a curated selection of minerals and collectibles. Based in Bellingham, WA, the supplier focuses on crystals, gemstones, jewelry, seashells and other natural creations chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Each specimen is presented with dimensions, origin details, and notes about natural variation so buyers can weigh scale and character before committing. That attention to selection and detail makes Rare Earth Gallery a source of single, display-ready pieces—whether you seek a dramatic centerpiece for a shelf, a study specimen for a collection, or a small talisman to wear. If you care about one-of-a-kind geological character and visible presence, these finds merit a place in view.
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Your Questions Answered

Product FAQs

What exactly is included?
A single tourmalinated White Topaz crystal specimen from Mt. Antero, measuring approximately 1" x 1" x .75" and weighing about 10 g.
Is this the actual piece shown?
Yes—the supplied photos show the real object you will receive.
How large does it feel in hand?
It’s compact and lightweight—about one inch in each direction and 10 grams, resting easily on a fingertip or small stand.
Where was it found?
Mt. Antero in the San Isabel National Forest, Colorado.
How should I display it?
Place it on a flat surface with gentle light from the side to catch the clear faces and contrast with the black tourmaline.