Natural Black Tourmaline Crystal cluster Specimen - Height: 63 mm - Width: 46 mm- 256 g





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Natural Black Tourmaline crystal cluster on a white matrix from Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan; weight 256 g, dimensions 63 × 46 × 45 mm.
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Natural Black Tourmaline Crystal Cluster on White Matrix – Skardu, Pakistan – 256 Grams
A beautiful natural black tourmaline specimen from the renowned mineral region of Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Weighing approximately 256 grams and measuring 63 × 46 × 45 mm, this specimen features a striking cluster of naturally formed black tourmaline crystals contrasting beautifully with a white to cream-coloured rock matrix.
The front of the specimen displays numerous dark tourmaline crystals growing closely together, creating an attractive and distinctive natural cluster. The crystals exhibit deep black colour, excellent natural lustre, and elongated forms characteristic of tourmaline. Their naturally developed crystal faces and varied orientations give the specimen an interesting texture and three-dimensional appearance.
The contrast between the lustrous black crystals and the lighter matrix enhances the visual appeal of this piece, making the individual crystals stand out clearly. The combination of multiple crystals on a single matrix creates a more dynamic appearance than an isolated crystal specimen, offering collectors an opportunity to appreciate the natural growth and mineral association.
Black tourmaline, commonly known by the mineral name schorl, is a popular member of the tourmaline group and is appreciated by mineral collectors for its characteristic dark colour, elongated crystal habit, and distinctive natural formations. Specimens from the Skardu region of Pakistan are sought after by collectors interested in minerals from the mountainous regions of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Another appealing feature of this specimen is its self-standing form, allowing it to be displayed easily on a shelf, desk, or in a mineral cabinet without additional support. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for both small and larger mineral collections.
Specifications
Mineral: Natural Black Tourmaline (Schorl)
Origin: Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Weight: Approximately 256 grams
Dimensions: 63 × 46 × 45 mm
Formation: Natural crystal cluster on a white to cream-coloured matrix
Colour: Deep black crystals with a contrasting light matrix
Lustre: Attractive natural lustre
Treatment: Described as natural and untreated
Special Feature: Self-standing specimen
Suitable For: Mineral collectors, tourmaline enthusiasts, and display collections
A distinctive natural specimen combining lustrous black tourmaline crystals with a contrasting white matrix. With its attractive crystal arrangement, natural appearance, and convenient self-standing form, this piece would make a fine addition to a collection of Pakistani minerals or a dedicated tourmaline display.
Natural Black Tourmaline Crystal Cluster on White Matrix – Skardu, Pakistan – 256 Grams
A beautiful natural black tourmaline specimen from the renowned mineral region of Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Weighing approximately 256 grams and measuring 63 × 46 × 45 mm, this specimen features a striking cluster of naturally formed black tourmaline crystals contrasting beautifully with a white to cream-coloured rock matrix.
The front of the specimen displays numerous dark tourmaline crystals growing closely together, creating an attractive and distinctive natural cluster. The crystals exhibit deep black colour, excellent natural lustre, and elongated forms characteristic of tourmaline. Their naturally developed crystal faces and varied orientations give the specimen an interesting texture and three-dimensional appearance.
The contrast between the lustrous black crystals and the lighter matrix enhances the visual appeal of this piece, making the individual crystals stand out clearly. The combination of multiple crystals on a single matrix creates a more dynamic appearance than an isolated crystal specimen, offering collectors an opportunity to appreciate the natural growth and mineral association.
Black tourmaline, commonly known by the mineral name schorl, is a popular member of the tourmaline group and is appreciated by mineral collectors for its characteristic dark colour, elongated crystal habit, and distinctive natural formations. Specimens from the Skardu region of Pakistan are sought after by collectors interested in minerals from the mountainous regions of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Another appealing feature of this specimen is its self-standing form, allowing it to be displayed easily on a shelf, desk, or in a mineral cabinet without additional support. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for both small and larger mineral collections.
Specifications
Mineral: Natural Black Tourmaline (Schorl)
Origin: Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Weight: Approximately 256 grams
Dimensions: 63 × 46 × 45 mm
Formation: Natural crystal cluster on a white to cream-coloured matrix
Colour: Deep black crystals with a contrasting light matrix
Lustre: Attractive natural lustre
Treatment: Described as natural and untreated
Special Feature: Self-standing specimen
Suitable For: Mineral collectors, tourmaline enthusiasts, and display collections
A distinctive natural specimen combining lustrous black tourmaline crystals with a contrasting white matrix. With its attractive crystal arrangement, natural appearance, and convenient self-standing form, this piece would make a fine addition to a collection of Pakistani minerals or a dedicated tourmaline display.

