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this can't be a puzzle

Found in TEXAS
deep black, rhombus, lustrous, white crystal stripes, SG 2.7, weight 38g

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It looks like Onyx to me? Onyx is mined in California so I don't think it would be a stretch to find it in Texas as well? HH
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Per your comment

Most likely I have tourmaline with quartz lines. I did some research following your
Comments. Thanks. Good luck hunting!
 

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Ant is correct it is basalt with quartz stringer, that is not tourmaline.I grew up by a tourmaline mine, family mined it that is how I know.
 
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I agree with you. But, those are not stringers.
They occupy a portion of this rock. And they are
Wider than picture shows- very clear. Texture is different
from basalt.
 
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I often find specimens like that, some porous and dull and others polished form water action.
 
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