Schorl (Black Tourmaline) Specimens

✧Listing is for ONE Schorl (Black Tourmaline) Specimen pictured above. Pick your own. Some of these pieces have a natural iridescence! My vendor doesn't know what exactly causes it, but I'm guessing that the cause is iron oxide staining on the surface of the specimens. The Hunter Pocket was recently found in 2022.

✧Hunter Pocket, Erongo Mountains, Namibia.

✧A: single piece; smoky quartz; some natural iridescence

✧B: single piece; single smoky quartz

✧C: cluster; few small smoky quartz

✧D: cluster; lots of smoky quartz; fully terminated smoky quartz point

✧E: double terminations; few smoky quartz

✧F: single piece; beryl inclusion

✧G: single piece

✧H: single piece

✧I: twin terminations

✧J: single piece; some natural iridescence

✧K: single piece; some natural iridescence

✧L: little natural iridescence

✧M: single piece with penetrator crystal; smoky quartz; little natural iridescence

✧N: single piece; natural iridescence; smoky quartz (that looks like a bee!)

✧O: single piece; little natural iridescence

✧P: single piece; natural iridescence

✧Q: single tapered piece; some natural iridescence

✧R: single piece with small penetrator crystal

✧S: single piece; natural iridescence

✧T: tapered single piece; intense natural iridescence

✧U: single piece with few small terminations; natural iridescence

✧V: single piece; natural iridescence

✧W: single piece; nice natural iridescence

✧X: single piece; natural iridescence