BLT193 Black Tourmaline Merkabahs paleontologist Sue Hendrickson

paleontologist Sue Hendrickson

This is a polished specimen featuring orange

This compact version of the original Wack n' Crack features a tube of 3 - 5 Sugar Geodes filled with crystals just waiting to be cracked open

Note: The pictured arrowheads are representative of the one you will receive

made of sheen obsidian

BLT193 Black Tourmaline Merkabahs paleontologist Sue HendricksonBlack Tourmaline crystal with termination. 3. 5" x 3" x 2. 5" 1. 55 lb Black Tourmaline is also called Schorl, and accounts for ninety five percent of all Tourmaline in nature. It is black, or sometimes a deep blue that appears black. The term Schorl was in use before the 1400s, named for a town in Saxony, Germany, where Black Tourmaline was found in nearby tin mines. Black Tourmaline belongs to a complex family of aluminum borosilicate mixed with