Melanotic schwannoma is a very rare variant of schwannoma that represents approximately 1% of all primary peripheral nerve sheath tumors.1In 1932, Millar first described this pathology in which Schwan cells can produce melanin based on its common embryological origins with melanocytes.1, 2It frequently affects people aged 30 to 40.3This type of nerve tumor expresses special pathological markers differentiating it from conventional melanoma such as S-100, leu-7, and vimentin.4 Here, VIM is linked to melanoma.