Product｜Pink Tourmaline from California, USA Quality｜In fact, the photos show how high the quality of the raw ore used by John Dyer is. Pink tourmaline usually has a lot of flaws, no matter where it is produced. You will find that after our other pink tourmalines are digitally magnified by GIA's 10x magnifying glass x lens, the crystals are actually quite mixed. It's just that without magnification, under normal conditions, the naked eye can't see any flaws. But flaws are the "key to adding points" for tourmaline, and it's very difficult to add points, because even our pink tourmaline only has 3 or 4 flawless ones, because the price difference between flawless and flawed ones is extremely high. This also shows that the tourmaline crystals on the market actually have cracks of varying sizes inside, so most of the publicity tells that the crystals have flaws that are natural phenomena... Or maybe no one really dares to magnify their gems 10x x digitally, and they mostly take pictures of distant scenes. This is JD's tourmaline, the quality is beyond doubt, no heating or treatment, Mohs hardness 7.5 Clean｜Flawless [Flawless means flawless. This gem is called flawless because it refers to the GIA clarity standard for diamonds under 10x magnification. It is applied to this tourmaline and shows that even under 10x magnification, no inclusions can be seen in the tourmaline. If there are small flaws on the surface of the gem, they may only be visible under a microscope] Quantity｜1.05 carats Shape｜11.3 x 3.6 x 2.9mm｜Rectangular Pixel Cut Color｜Hot Pink