Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystal Specimens with Associated Minerals x 13 From Erongo, Namibia Congo Crafted by skilled Malagasy artisans

Name: Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystal Specimens with Associated Minerals x 13 From Erongo, Namibia Congo Crafted by skilled Malagasy artisans
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76505438296
Price: 895.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.252 (13 reviews)

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Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystal Specimens with Associated Minerals x 13 From Erongo, Namibia Congo Crafted by skilled Malagasy artisans Crafted by skilled Malagasy artisans A tray of 12 natural chatoyant Silky Malachite specimens with nice fan and rosette fibrous formations Grade = Very Good to A Grade Known as one of the most visually captivating black minerals

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