Abstract
We report the results of magnetic and magnetoelectric measurements on nickel iodine boracite Ni3B7O13I. We concluded that the true symmetry of magnetically ordered phase is lower than m'm2’ from the existence of linear magnetoelectric susceptibility α33. We noticed some features suggesting another phase transition about 25 K. The electric field during cooling across the transition temperature affected the bulk magnetic and magnetoelectric properties through the growth of preferred ferroelectric domains.