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UOOAK-S8-120
One point, three minerals: black tourmaline, feldspar and mica.
This one of a kind semi polished point shows black tourmaline set in feldspar, with flecks of mica adding a bit of shine. The partial polish smooths some surfaces while leaving others natural, so you get both textures in one stone. At about 3.8 inches tall and 3 inches wide, it is a sturdy, broad point for a desk, a windowsill or an altar. It works for decor, meditation spaces, crafts or as a small gift for someone who enjoys stones that combine several minerals. You get this exact point.
It is about 3.825 by 3 by 1.625 inches. The photos show front, back and close up views.
Black tourmaline, called schorl, is the most common tourmaline and grows as long prismatic crystals with heavy vertical striations. Mica is a group of sheet silicates that split into thin, flexible flakes with a pearly to metallic luster, and feldspars are the most abundant mineral group in Earth's crust.
Stone Meaning: Black tourmaline is traditionally associated with grounding and protection.
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