Schorl

Schorl specimens for sale

136 for sale · $40–$155,000 USD

753 in the gallery

Formula
Ca3Ti2(SiO4)(Fe3+O4)2

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Aquamarine with Schorl image
Aquamarine with Schorl
The Arkenstone
$1,250
Aquamarine with Schorl and Albite from Pakistan image
Aquamarine with Schorl and Albite from Pakistan
Fine Art Minerals
$6,300
Hydroxylherderite image
Hydroxylherderite
Collector's Edge Minerals Inc.
Updated 3d ago
$2,800
Apatite Albite, Schorl image
Apatite Albite, Schorl
Collector's Edge Minerals Inc.
Updated 3d ago
$900
Apatite from Pakistan image
Apatite from Pakistan
Minerals Paradise
$2,300
Aquamarine with Schorl inclusions from Pakistan image
Aquamarine with Schorl inclusions from Pakistan
Fine Rocks
$250
Apatite from Pakistan image
Apatite from Pakistan
Minerals Paradise
$2,200
Aquamarine with Schorl on Matrix from Pakistan image
Aquamarine with Schorl on Matrix from Pakistan
Fine Rocks
$350
Beryl v. Morganite Schorl, Clevelandite image
Beryl v. Morganite Schorl, Clevelandite
Collector's Edge Minerals Inc.
$17,500
Aquamarine with Schorl Spray and Albite from Skardu Pakistan image
Aquamarine with Schorl Spray and Albite from Skardu Pakistan
Fine Art Minerals
$3,300
Schorl from Namibia image
Schorl from Namibia
Stephan Bujung
$2,700
Schorl image
Schorl
Collector's Edge Minerals Inc.
$600

Where Schorl is found

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Schorl
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Schorl

Schorl - iron-rich black tourmaline with glassy luster and sharp terminations; prized for museum-grade specimens and top localities like Erongo and Stak Nala.Read guide
Schorl
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Schorl from Stak Nala, Pakistan

Schorl from Stak Nala, Pakistan — dark tourmaline with prisms grading into green, blue, or pink elbaite; prized for sharp terminations and vivid color zoning.Read guide
Schorl
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Schorl from Pala Mining District, California, USA

Schorl from the Pala Mining District, California — jet-black, striated tourmaline prisms in pegmatite pockets; prized for contrast, form, and locality history.Read guide
Schorl
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Schorl from Erongo Mountains, Namibia

Schorl from Erongo Mountains, Namibia - glossy, architectural black tourmaline with sharp trigonal prisms; a top collector locality for striking specimens.Read guide