

Green Beads
WaterMelon Quartz
The name "Watermelon Quartz" is a misnomer, as the stone is actually a variety of watermelon tourmaline. First discovered in Newry, Maine, in 1902, this naturally color-zoned gem was named by naturalist George Robley Howe due to its resemblance to a slice of watermelon, with a pink or red center and a green exterior.

Purple Beads GemStones
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