Black Tourmaline Meteorites while the Marcasite adds a

while the Marcasite adds a bright metallic structure with detailed patterns

Weight: 62 Grams

This description highlights the scientific significance and geological context of the Black Tourmaline

This description highlights the scientific significance and geological context of the Ammonite (Cleoniceras) fossil

showcasing its importance as a fossil specimen from the Permian-Triassic period

Black Tourmaline Meteorites while the Marcasite adds aSize: 4 X 3. 5 X 4 Cm (Avg) Location: India Product Description Black Tourmaline is a common variety of tourmaline known for its deep black color and striated crystal structure. It typically forms in elongated, prismatic crystals with natural vertical lines along the surface. Composed of complex boron silicate minerals, it has a hardness of 77. 5 on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for both jewelry and decorative use. It is commonly sourced from