Black tourmaline tumbled pocket stone held between fingers showing polished black faces
Three black tourmaline pocket stones showing natural shape and surface variation
Black tourmaline tumbled stone next to a ruler, about one inch long
Three schorl pocket stones on a tan surface with polished and raw sides
Single black tourmaline pocket stone resting in the palm of a hand for scale

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Black Tourmaline Tumbled Pocket Stone

$9.22 CAD $11.50 CAD

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Quantity:

This listing is for one (1) black tourmaline pocket stone — the iron-rich tourmaline also called schorl.

Each piece is a small, palm-friendly chunk with a mix of polished faces and natural striations. Carry it in a pocket, keep it on a desk, or set it in a dish with other stones. Size is about ¾ to 1 inch, similar to the photos.

You will receive one stone chosen from the same batch. No two match exactly.

The stone (traditional associations)

Black tourmaline is one of the most-used protection and grounding stones in crystal practice. It is traditionally linked with the root chakra, a sense of being present in the body, and keeping a boundary when a space or day feels heavy.

People often keep a piece in a pocket, by a workspace, near an entryway, or in a simple four-corner layout in a room. Those are traditional uses, not proven effects.

Stone meanings are traditional and symbolic associations, not medical, therapeutic, or EMF-shielding claims. This item is sold as a natural mineral and pocket stone.

Details

  • Style code: S010
  • Stone: natural black tourmaline (schorl)
  • Form: tumbled / polished pocket stone
  • Quantity: one stone per order
  • Size: approx. ¾–1 inch (about 2–2.5 cm)
  • Colour: opaque black; some pieces show white or grey mineral on a raw face
  • Zodiac associations often listed: Capricorn, Scorpio, Leo

Natural variation is expected. Some stones are more polished; some keep a raw side or a small natural pit or drill mark. That is normal for this batch, not a defect.

How to use

  • Carry in a pocket or pouch as a worry stone
  • Place on a desk, nightstand, or entry table
  • Add to a crystal dish or a personal grid
  • Hold during meditation if that is part of your practice

Care

  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
  • A brief rinse in cool water is fine; pat dry. Do not soak.
  • Skip salt water — schorl is iron-rich and salt can dull or pit the surface over time.
  • Mohs hardness is about 7–7.5, but it can still chip if dropped on tile or concrete.

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