Stichtite Freeform Pendant (ETP00033) Variegated Jasper

Stichtite Freeform Pendant (ETP00033) Variegated JasperStichtite or Atlantisite Stichtite in serpentine was first observed in about 1891 in the vicinity of the Adelaide mine, Dundas (east of Zeehan), stichtite is a rare magnesium chromium carbonate hydroxide. The mineral was named stichtite after Robert Carl Sticht, an American born industrialist and metallurgist who worked in Tasmania from 1897 until his death in 1922. Today, stichtite has value as a gemstone and ornamental material; accordingly, it is

Size: 25x16

[5] In today's English citrine as a colour is mostly confined to the contexts of (1) gemstones

These rectangle beads carry a wonderful abstract pattern in a bright yellow & orange colours with black streaks

B : 19 x 31 x 8 mm

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these stones were not initially as prized as the pure cuts but cutters and buyers of both koroit/boulder and cantera opal came to appreciate the attractiveness of the matrix cut and polished with the opal

Finishing: polished/ shiny

Size: 15 x 21 x 7 - 18 x 26 x 7 mm

Natural Agate

B : 22 x 34 x 8 mm (Sold Out)

A thunderegg on the other hand is a specific geological structure

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