Black Hematite

Hematite is found in many rock formations where iron minerals are strongly present, most commonly in sedimentary rock which were the remains
of ancient bodies of water. It has a hardness of 5.5 to 6.5 on the moss scale. The name derives from the Greek word, haima, or blood.
Even today, many people believe that this stone enhances the circulatory system and one’s over all physical vitality.
Though hematite is
not considered rare, it is uncommon to find faceted stones that can be easily set in jewelry. The pieces we use were cut in the seventies.
The stone has a dark sparkling appearance, which makes it a great alternative to onyx.
Pillow Slider with Black Hematite

Why don't we have a detailed FRE rating for our gemstones? The simple answer is that
the supply chain does not yet exist.
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