Black Tourmaline crystal clusters, display ready CHOICE

Tourmaline is a silicate crystal with a MOHS hardness of 7.0 to 7.5 and a trigonal crystal system.
Black Tourmaline was first found deep in Saxony, Germany in the year 1400.
In the 1800s, Black Tourmaline was made popular by Tiffany & Co.
It is said to consume negative energies and remove dark feelings, giving the wearer a cloak of protection.
Tourmaline can become electrically charged by rubbing or heating it.

This is a lot of 3 beautiful Black Tourmaline, the Protection Stone, specimens.
Each specimen is in a matrix of feldspar, with mica and albite.
Each is ready for display in your collection.

#15 - has excellent contiguous crystal structure.
It measures about 7/8" tall and about 1" wide as displayed.

#27 - has many crystals on a bed of glittery matrix.
It measures about 5/8" tall and about 1" wide as displayed.

#32 - several crystals pointing upward from a prominent matrix.
The matrix has a mix of smaller black tourmaline crystals embedded.
It measures about 3/4" tall and about 1" wide as displayed.

*IMPORTANT: When ordering select the correct quantity and specify which item(s) you want as #15, #27 or #32 in the ORDERING COMMENTS.

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