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Starborn Polished Purpurite Freeform Palm Stone Flat 300g - 9 pcs
- The listing includes 9 pieces of freeform Purpurite palm stone, weighing 300 grams, packed elegantly in a small white box.
- Purpurite is a rare manganese phosphate mineral with traces of iron. It impresses with its unusual natural purple color and a silky iridescent chatoyance, and sometimes a cat’s eye effect.
- The mineral is found in noble pegmatite, Purpurite is a secondary mineral formed by oxidation of iron and or manganese and simultaneous leaching of lithium from lithiophilite. There are only a few locations worldwide: Our Purpurite comes from a newly discovered (2020) location in the gemstone fields of Minas Gerais/Brazil.
- Each palm stone is naturally unique and will vary slightly in pattern and color. The item you receive, however, will seem very similar to the display images.
- The listing includes 9 pieces of freeform Purpurite palm stone, weighing 300 grams, packed elegantly in a small white box.
- Purpurite is a rare manganese phosphate mineral with traces of iron. It impresses with its unusual natural purple color and a silky iridescent chatoyance, and sometimes a cat’s eye effect.
- The mineral is found in noble pegmatite, Purpurite is a secondary mineral formed by oxidation of iron and or manganese and simultaneous leaching of lithium from lithiophilite. There are only a few locations worldwide: Our Purpurite comes from a newly discovered (2020) location in the gemstone fields of Minas Gerais/Brazil.
- Each palm stone is naturally unique and will vary slightly in pattern and color. The item you receive, however, will seem very similar to the display images.
$95.00
Starborn Polished Purpurite Freeform Palm Stone Flat 300g - 9 pcs—
$95.00
Description
- The listing includes 9 pieces of freeform Purpurite palm stone, weighing 300 grams, packed elegantly in a small white box.
- Purpurite is a rare manganese phosphate mineral with traces of iron. It impresses with its unusual natural purple color and a silky iridescent chatoyance, and sometimes a cat’s eye effect.
- The mineral is found in noble pegmatite, Purpurite is a secondary mineral formed by oxidation of iron and or manganese and simultaneous leaching of lithium from lithiophilite. There are only a few locations worldwide: Our Purpurite comes from a newly discovered (2020) location in the gemstone fields of Minas Gerais/Brazil.
- Each palm stone is naturally unique and will vary slightly in pattern and color. The item you receive, however, will seem very similar to the display images.
