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TS-11A
Silver-black and mirror bright, these small hematite stones are tumbled and highly polished to a metallic shine. The one pound bag holds stones of about 0.25 to 1 inch. Hematite is a dense iron mineral, so the stones feel satisfyingly heavy for their size.
Use them in crystal grids and bowls, as pocket stones, in resin and mosaic projects, or as vase and plant fillers. Their sleek shine pairs well with clear quartz and black tourmaline. The photos show about half a pound, so one pound is double that pile.
Hematite is iron oxide and polishes to a silver-gray to black metallic luster. It is very dense for its size and always leaves a reddish streak when scraped on unglazed porcelain. It has a Mohs hardness of 5 to 6.5. Much magnetic hematite on the market is a man-made material.
Stone Meaning: Hematite is traditionally associated with grounding and focus.
Is this hematite magnetic? Natural hematite is only weakly magnetic; strongly magnetic hematite is usually man-made.
Why is it so heavy? Hematite is a dense iron oxide mineral.
How big are the stones? About 0.25 to 1 inch.
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