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25 rough charoite from Russia 422 g
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Hello! Welcome to our familys Ebay store! Our family has a Spectrolite quarry in Ylämaa , Finland . We bought the quarry in 2003 and since then Ive been working t with my son and my wife helps in production. The size the quarry is 10x50 meters. We have a workshop w we produce products not only from this raw material but from many other stones, gems, fossils and meteorites; mainly from Russia . During the portion process we excerpt, we saw, we polish and we do cabochons, polished slabs, pendants, jeweler boxes, eggs, sps and many other things. We sell first-hand products for any taste preferences. Our stones are sold to the kind of people who love stones, gems, meteorites, fossils but also for jewelers, collectors, etc. Thank you for your time! Good luck with your bidding! Andrey & Family CHAROITE Charoite ((Ca,K,Na) 3Si 4O 10 (OH,F)·H 2O) is a rare mineral, named for the Chara River (though this etymology is disputed by some), and found only in the Sakha Republic , Siberia , Russia . It is found w a syenite massif has intruded into and altered limestone deposits. Charoite is a strong, translucent lavender to purple in color, reminding some of a granite or marble with its pearly, swirling luster. However, it is a discrete mineral rather than a rock, with a hardness of 5-6 and a specific gravity between 2.5 and 2.8. T is no cleavage, as charoite is strictly massive in nature, and fractures are conchoidal. It has an unusual swirling, fibrous appearance, sometimes chatoyant, and that, along with its intense color, sometimes of a "grape" nature, can lead many to believe at first that it is synthetic or enhanced artificially. Though reportedly discovered in the 1940s, it was not known to the outside world until its description in 1978. It is said to be opaque and unattractive when found in the field, a fact that may have contributed to its late recognition. Charoite is used as an ornamental stone and sometimes a gemstone, generally as cabochons set into pendants. Russia has fairly strict prohibitions on the exportation of charoite. Generally, charoite is permitted to be exported only after the stone has been worked, for example, into figurines or other type ornaments. It is tfore difficult to procure "unworked" or "rough" charoite in a form suitable for further working into jewelry such as cabochons. Charoite often contains inclusions of the mineral tennesite, which appears as golden a golden, spire-like shape running through the material. DESCRIPTION OF THIS ITEM 25 rough pieces of charoite from Russia. weight: 428,0 g. 187 g - 10 pieces, 137 g - 7 pieces, 98 g - 8 pieces. coins size: 23 x 23 x 3 mm. 25,4 mm = 1" PAYMENT We accept only PayPal , but if your purchases for the large sum, we also can accept bank translation. Please contact us if you have any questions about payment. S&H WORLDWIDE VIA PRIORITY OR ECONOMY MAIL We ship from Finland to any corner of the world via priority or economy mail. You can save on postage, because we combine shipping for all items which you have bought, so you can calculate the gross weight of all items which you have bought and pay for shipping according to it. Or you can inform us and we can send you a joint invoice for all items, including shipping. To make it simpler for you to calculate the gross weight of your purchases, we pay ourselves for weight of packages and box for shipping. PRIORITY SHIPPING (4-9 BUSINESS DAYS DELIVERY) WEIGHT PRICE EUROPE OTHER COUNTRIES FLAT BOX* LARGE BOX** FLAT BOX* LARGE BOX** Up to 200 g 4 8 6 12 201-500 g 8 14 14 21 g 13 19 24 35 1001-2000 g 21 38 39 57 2001-3000 g -...
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