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Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals x 2 Kg Lot From Zimbabwe Rhombohedral (Note: Porophyllite is a soft

Name: Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals x 2 Kg Lot From Zimbabwe Rhombohedral (Note: Porophyllite is a soft
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 8539083200
Price: 540.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0693 (23 reviews)

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Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals x 2 Kg Lot From Zimbabwe Rhombohedral (Note: Porophyllite is a soft

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Natural Schorl Black Tourmaline Crystals x 2 Kg Lot From Zimbabwe Rhombohedral (Note: Porophyllite is a soft (Note: Porophyllite is a soft stone and should be handled with care rare material coming from Namibia A NOTE FROM NICK A 2kg lot of natural Schorl Black Tourmaline crystal specimens found in Alluvial deposits

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