Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals - Sold per 1 Kg (200 to 280 pieces) - From Zimbabwe Namibia more marketable specimens through the

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Size = 68 - 102 mm | 2

Size = 142 - 174 mm

Celestite was named for its pale sky-blue colour (from the Latin term caelestis) by Abraham Werner in 1798

Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals - Sold per 1 Kg (200 to 280 pieces) - From Zimbabwe Namibia more marketable specimens through thePRODUCT DESCRIPTION Zimbabwean Black Tourmaline Zimbabwean Black Schorl Tourmaline specimen, some showcasing the iconic "Mercedes star" termination and some stunning quartz matrix specimens. Sourced from alluvial deposits, these pieces features jet black, prismatic Schorl crystals, some with rare trigonal terminations resembling a three pointed star, elegantly embedded in or protruding from a sparkling clear to milky quartz matrix. The photographs are