Smokey Elesital Quartz Specimen from Minas Gerais Brazil, 254g Uruguay sodalite did not become important

sodalite did not become important as an ornamental stone until 1891 when vast deposits of fine material were discovered in Ontario

It was discovered in 1868 and named by Blomstrand in 1869 to honor Swedish chemist Hans Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister (1782–1871)

the main color is red but the peter colors blend wonderfully into beautiful swirls of color

Beautiful small Labradorite Palm Stone weighs in at 86g Lots of flash on both sides

Packed with power & excellent for manifesting

Smokey Elesital Quartz Specimen from Minas Gerais Brazil, 254g Uruguay sodalite did not become importantBeautiful elestial alligator quartz, with smokey color. From Brazil. Lovely unique piece. mines gerais. 254g Elestial is only on one side. Back is plain white quartz, there is slight damage to the tips but nothing too noticeable, every crystal has its imperfections after all. Gem Info and Lore: These unusual crystals are one of the varieties of quartz, and may be found in quite a few colors. This includes clear, pale pink like Rose Quartz, lavender or