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Black tourmaline, feldspar and flecks of mica share this polished point, three minerals that grow together in the same rock.
That mix gives the tower more going on than a solid black piece: the black tourmaline stands out against the feldspar, and the mica catches light as you turn it. At this size it fits on a desk or a windowsill and still stands tall enough to notice. Use it on an altar, in a meditation space or simply as decor. It also makes a good gift for an October birthday, since tourmaline is the October birthstone.
Feldspars are the most abundant mineral group in Earth's crust. Feldspar, mica and quartz are the most common minerals in pegmatites, coarse grained igneous rocks that also host gem minerals such as tourmaline. The black tourmaline here is schorl, the most common tourmaline, a boron silicate that grows in long, striated prisms.
Stone Meaning: Black tourmaline is traditionally associated with grounding and protection.
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