Schorl on Albite fossils While not a gemstone

While not a gemstone

It wasn't until 1838 when its true origin was finally recognized by British explorer James Edward Alexander

and textures

- Polished finish enhances the natural beauty of the material

Crystals are most commonly found in well-formed

Schorl on Albite fossils While not a gemstoneSize: 6 X 3 X 3. 5 Weight: 60 Gram Location: Afghanistan Product Description Schorl on Albite is a beautiful natural mineral association featuring black schorl (tourmaline) crystals contrasting against a white to cream colored albite feldspar matrix. The combination creates a striking visual contrast, making it a highly desirable display specimen for mineral collectors. Schorl, the black variety of tourmaline, has a hardness of 77. 5 on the Mohs