Skip to content

The Bruce Fry Tourmaline Collection

The world's premier gallery of tourmaline gemstones from around the world

Welcome to a World of Color in Tourmaline
About Bruce A. Fry
Blog
Tourmaline Trays
Tourmaline Gallery
Crusty Opinions & Tourmaline Thoughts
Truth in Tourmaline
Spectrographs
Special Gemstones for Sale

Tourmaline Trays

Tourm Trays »
Tray 20

Tourm Trays »
Tray 20

Medium pastel round with high crown. #951

This deeply cut round has a medium rich, blue spruce color. #952

This long ratio emerald cut has a spicy cinnamon color. #953

Cream to vivid pink bicolor, emeral cut #954

Rock solid medium toned and brightly colored pink round. #955

A great, highly transparent, medium toned green oval. #956

Go for the gold with this bright medium toned round. #957

A smaller shield cut with a steped crown in bright baby pink. #958

Included, joyful, cuprian purple oval with a mediuim tone value. #959

Pure, pale, peach oval with a completely open look. #960

Heavily include long ratioblue emeral cut. #0962

An eye clean and crisp lightly toned pastel yellow with just a touch of green. #963

A different peach in a moderately flashy shield cut. #964

A very nice medium darkly toned blue shield cut from Afghanistan. #964

Extremely bright, white flashing beacon of a cuprian round. #966

Pure, bright, medium toned hot pink round. #967

Large brown round with a difference. #968

A smaller oval with a high step cut crown and a bright medium toned pink color. #969

It is not white, so it is some pale color, so we will call it cream, round. #970.

Uniformly as hot a pink as it gets, bright, eye clean oval. #971

Bigger round with a bright array of orange, pink and green color. #972

Vivid medium toned yellow free of gold or green, but included round. #973

Lightly included vivid mint cuprian round. #974

A bright medium pastel pink round that appears to be eye clean. #975

Beauty can come in small packages when it is gold, round. #976

Richer pink oval with a uniform, clean crisp appearance. #977

Weakly dichroic and highly transparent, blue green pastel emerald cut. #979

This oval appears to be eye clean and has a smoked yellow color. #980

Fine bright pink/orange that is included. #981

This long ratio emerald cut has a medium light tone. And it has a medium green and transparent appearance. #982

Pink and green blend together to make this rounds yellow color. It is a interesting and pretty round. #983

Mildly dichroic with rays of golden orange and yellow, oval #984

A golden peach with a feather threw the heart, oval. #985

A fine medium light tone slightly grayed oval. #986

This pink with a touch of yellow green round has a modified crown. #987

Mildly dichroic, medium toned, highly transparent emerald cut. #988

Moderately dichroic round with slices of different shades of pastel orange. #989

Moderately heavy inclusion impact the properties of this yellow oval. #990

Mildly dichroic, medium toned, highly transparent green emerald cut. #991

Lightly included, dichroic mixture of gold and slightly greenish yellow flash in a medium dark world. #992

$I don\'t cut many square stones, I mostly make them rounds, but this classic dichroic green is a joy. It has nothing wrong with it and the square view, into it deep well of yellowish and paler green, is refreshing. It weighs 2.87 carats.$

Shield cut with a step cut crown and a grayish blue stare. #994

$Such a bright color in an eye clean, standard round brilliant with great crystal. And the eye candy\'s color is, a slightly greenish yellow that knows how to catch your eye. It weighs 2.92 carats.$ $This moderately heavily included oval has a rather dulled down look. The inclusions do not flash, but the stone\"s crystal does sufferer. It has a pleasant medium tone level and blue color. It weighs 1.51 carats.$

very lightly included, slightly greenish yellow piece of eye candy. round997

This medium toned, bluish oval has a diverse group of eye visible inclusions likelife in the sea. #998

$I love this gemstone in ways no one else can appreciate. When some tourmaline from Mozambique was found to have copper, as a chromophore, the prices of the material escalated quickly. Also the availability of quality material decreased rapidly, I went with the flow and kept buying colors that I liked, included or not. The rough for this beautiful round, to me, was a mess. But it was big enough that I could manage to get a very nice bright, relatively clean, Laurellite round out of it. I lost a lot of material, but the discovery that it was a Laurellite, reverse Alexandrite color changer, was certainly enough to placate me. I particularly like it\'s medium tone level and that the inclusions don\'t flash.$ $This standard round brilliant appears to be eye clean and with decent crystal, but it is not a particularly bright flashy peach to golden standard round brilliant. I will call it \"different\" and leave it at that. it weighs 2.61 carats.$

Tourmaline Trays

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Login

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Tourmaline Trays

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Login

Recent Posts

Tags

Recent Comments

Archives