Stichtite/ Atlantisite 35-39mm freeform beads (ETB00342) Blue Moonstone

Stichtite/ Atlantisite 35-39mm freeform beads (ETB00342) Blue MoonstoneStichtite 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

passed over a rainbow

Pink opal vibrates at a more gentle frequency and this enhances its calming and soothing effect on the emotional body

It is rare and difficult to find as where it was found is now included in a National monument and the site access is limited

Scientists believe that Arizona Rainbow Petrified Wood is about fifty to two hundred million years old

Size: 24 x 23

It may or may not show an opalescent "play of color"

B: 9x4x6 - 17

5x2mm (around 46 ct per string)

5x9x7 - 11

5 x 37 x 5 mm

Length: Full strand - 16 inches

5mm (Sold Out)