Black tourmaline, known to mineralogists as schorl, is the most common member of the tourmaline family. Its deep black color comes from iron, and it typically forms glossy, striated prisms in granite pegmatites in Brazil, Pakistan, and Africa. Shop natural black tourmaline bracelets, palm stones, rough specimens, and one-of-a-kind pieces — every stone is hand-sourced and genuine.
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Black Tourmaline
Black tourmaline, known to mineralogists as schorl, is the most common member of the tourmaline family — its deep black color comes from iron. The crystal is both pyroelectric and piezoelectric: it develops an electrical charge when heated or put under pressure, a property scientists have documented since the 18th century. Most schorl forms as glossy, striated prisms in granite pegmatites in Brazil, Pakistan, and Africa.
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