Pink Tourmaline Specimen on Metal Base | Brazilian Crystal Display Piece blue_butterflies and powerful mandibles adapted for

and powerful mandibles adapted for boring into wood that make this striking and ecologically important species a compelling and visually arresting addition to any bee or HYMENOPTERA collection

Wingspan: ~60mm

Ethically sourced and carefully preserved to the finest standard

Grade: A1 — museum quality

Javanimetrus cyaneus (Blue Javanese Scorpion) – A museum-quality scorpion specimen in A1 condition

Pink Tourmaline Specimen on Metal Base | Brazilian Crystal Display Piece blue_butterflies and powerful mandibles adapted forOne of Nature's Most Coveted Semi Precious Stones Tourmaline is a crystalline boron silicate mineral prized across cultures for its extraordinary range of colour and its complex, multi element composition. Pink tourmaline sometimes called rubellite at its deepest hues is among the most sought after varieties, its warm rose tones ranging from delicate blush to vivid magenta depending on the iron and manganese content of each individual crystal. A