Carnelian Tumbled Stones - Medium 20 - 30 mm - 1 LB - Madagascar Stand Up Barrier Pouches Other colours of Goldstone are GEM-T-BLX

Name: Carnelian Tumbled Stones - Medium 20 - 30 mm - 1 LB - Madagascar Stand Up Barrier Pouches Other colours of Goldstone are GEM-T-BLX
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SKU: 83318141247
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Carnelian Tumbled Stones Medium 20 30 mm 1 LB Madagascar Stand Up Barrier Pouches Other colours of Goldstone are GEM T BLX Other colours of Goldstone are created with different mineral inclusions the use of cobalt creates Blue Goldstone In crystal form (rarely found) it is called pink quartz and its color is thought to be caused by trace amounts of phosphate or aluminium the first stone in the High Priest`s breastplate Carnelian (also spelled cornelian) is a reddish brown mineral which is commonly used as a semi precious gemstone

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