The black color has a hint of mystery and sophistication. A fashion classic, the tone is a true joker to effortlessly compose sophisticated productions. Who never bet on a all black look not to make a mistake or don't have a basic black dress in your wardrobe?
In jewelry, precious gems with this color have been gaining more and more space in recent years. Because they harmonize with all the colors of gold, they are democratic and can be used on the most different occasions.
The most commercially available black gemstones are tourmaline and onyx. But these are not the only ones. Shall we meet some more dark wonders? Check out.
black tourmaline 
Black tourmaline, also known as schorl, is best for defense against negative charges. She is born on a stick, repelling negative energy. It is the only electric stone on the planet that receives electrons from the atmosphere, generating electricity, and is energized by sunlight. It is not widely used in jewelry making because it is too dark and does not allow any transparency to pass through.
Onyx
It is a variety of agate. Also called "nail stone". Often used to make cameos. Onyx was highly prized for rosary beads (chains). The book The Magic of Kirani, King of Persia (1686) claimed that it was possible to become invisible by wearing an onyx ring. Considered an amulet, it favors self-esteem and decision-making.
Black diamond
The black diamond, along with the brown one, was not highly valued. Nowadays, they are extremely rare. Naturally black diamonds greater than 2 carats in size can surpass the value of a colorless diamond. The black diamond has this color naturally. It has conquered ever-increasing space in the collections of the main jewelers due to its intense and differentiated shine. And for those who like to feel unique, know that this gem is synonymous with rarity, a factor generated by the high concentration of carbon and graphite platelets.
Obsidian
Obsidian is a product of volcanic lava. When this substance cools quickly, instead of producing a rock, it will result in a naturally structured glass, that is, in obsidian, which is distinguished by being essentially composed of atoms arranged in an orderly manner. It is made up essentially of 70% or more of a substance known as silica. It is often considered a mineraloid, an element of geological nature that cannot be classified as a metal. The black tone is justified by the presence of iron and magnesium, having been widely adopted in the Stone Age for making sharp instruments and arrowheads. Due to its brilliance and transparency, it has been used as a precious stone for at least 5 years.
Black Pearl
They are the rarest pearls found in nature. Nowadays, these pearls are easier to find due to the mollusc culture process. the name oyster pinctada margaritifera, popularly known as the black-lipped oyster, is the source of black pearls. Because they are more delicate than other oysters, it is difficult to bring them to maturity. And it's exactly the type of oyster the pearl comes from that determines the name black pearl, not the color.
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