Raw Black Tourmaline Display Specimen – Choose Exact ~ 390g - 1.1kg, 4.4in.- 6in. Dragonite Some show a single blue

Some show a single blue pocket framed by white halite

This specimen formed in the oxidized zones of copper deposits

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Raw Black Tourmaline Display Specimen – Choose Exact ~ 390g - 1.1kg, 4.4in.- 6in. Dragonite Some show a single blueGeological Overview This premium collection features raw, unpolished Schorl, universally recognized in the trade as Black Tourmaline. A complex sodium iron aluminosilicate (NaFe2+3Al6(BO3)3Si6O18(OH)4), Schorl crystallizes in the trigonal system and is predominantly found in granitic pegmatites. These specific specimens exhibit exceptional, heavy longitudinal striations along their primary growth axes, a hallmark of their natural, unaltered