Natural Stichtite Cobbed Specimens x 4 From Barberton, South Africa Lesotho while jaspers are more opaque

while jaspers are more opaque and does not allow light to pass through it

The materials most commonly used for these carvings include Lepidolite

Leopard Stone Serpentine (Black and Green) Free form (Zimbabwe)

Size = 108 - 174 mm

RODUCT DESCRIPTION

Natural Stichtite Cobbed Specimens x 4 From Barberton, South Africa Lesotho while jaspers are more opaqueA NOTE FROM NICK A tray of cobbed silky purple Stichtite and green Serpentine specimens. Perfect for lapidary. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Rough Stichtite & Green Serpentine specimens Lapidary Material Stichtite, a rare mineral known for its vibrant purple hues. Found in small deposits in South Africa, this Chromium and Magnesium Carbonate mineral ranges in color from soft pinks and lilacs to deep purples. Formed as an alteration product of Chromite within