Dark Blue Tourmaline with Lepidolite – Natural Brazilian Mineral Specimen, 67g

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This natural dark blue Tourmaline with Lepidolite overgrowth comes from Brazil and features a glassy Tourmaline crystal with contrasting Lepidolite growth across the specimen. The deep blue color and reflective luster give it strong visual depth, while the Lepidolite adds texture and mineral contrast.

Weighing 67 grams and measuring 77 × 30 × 25 mm, this specimen is well suited for mineral collections, display cabinets, or collectors focused on Brazilian pegmatite minerals.

Mineral Properties

Primary Mineral: Tourmaline
Associated Mineral: Lepidolite
Origin: Brazil
Color: Dark blue Tourmaline with lilac to purple Lepidolite
Luster: Glassy to vitreous
Tourmaline Crystal System: Trigonal
Lepidolite Mineral Group: Mica
Tourmaline Mohs Hardness: Approximately 7–7.5
Lepidolite Mohs Hardness: Approximately 2.5–3.5
Weight: 67 grams
Dimensions: 77 × 30 × 25 mm
Form: Natural mineral specimen

Tourmaline is a complex borosilicate mineral group known for its wide range of colors and strong crystal formations. Blue Tourmaline is valued for its deep blue to blue-green tones and vitreous luster. Lepidolite is a lithium-rich mica commonly recognized by its lavender, lilac, or purple coloration and layered crystal structure.

Metaphysical Properties

In crystal traditions, blue Tourmaline is associated with communication, intuition, clarity, and calm focus. It is often used symbolically for self-expression and thoughtful decision-making.

Lepidolite is commonly associated with emotional balance, transition, relaxation, and inner stability. Many crystal enthusiasts use it during meditation or periods of personal change.

Together, Tourmaline and Lepidolite are often viewed as a combination for clarity, balance, and grounded awareness.

These metaphysical associations are based on traditional crystal beliefs and are not intended as medical or therapeutic claims.