Schorl - (Black Tourmaline) - 10lbs Rutilated It is believed to promote

It is believed to promote emotional balance and stability

These inclusions can vary in color from pale green to black or brown

and foster self-love and acceptance

the density of aventurine falls within a range typical for quartz-based minerals

although some specimens may exhibit areas of translucency

Schorl - (Black Tourmaline) - 10lbs Rutilated It is believed to promoteLocality: Ibadan, Nigeria Color: Schorl is typically black, although it can sometimes display a very dark blue or brownish tint. It is the most common color of tourmaline. Hardness: Schorl has a hardness ranging from 7 to 7. 5 on the Mohs scale, making it quite durable and suitable for use in jewelry. Clarity: Schorl often occurs in opaque to translucent crystals. Transparent specimens are rare. Luster: The luster of schorl is vitreous to resinous.