This striking combination specimen features two intersecting schorl crystals with spectacular luster, dramatically contrasted by stark white albite. The elegant black-and-white composition offers a visually arresting and aesthetically arranged display, making it a truly unique mineral specimen. The longer of the two schorl crystals measures 3-1/2″, further emphasizing the dynamic structure of this exceptional piece.
Interesting Facts
Schorl is the black variety of tourmaline, known for its highly reflective luster and strong protective properties. Albite, a member of the feldspar group, is often associated with tourmaline formations and provides a striking contrast with its bright white crystalline structure. Together, these minerals create a highly collectible and artistic specimen.
Features
Material: Schorl (Black Tourmaline) and Albite
Condition: Natural formation
Special Characteristics: Crisscrossing schorl crystals with high luster, contrasted by stark white albite
Dimensions and Weight
Length        Width        Height        Weight
3.38″        1.25″        2.5″        39 g