Rutile on Hematite Specimen red Harness the protective qualities of

Harness the protective qualities of our Shungite sphere to create a shield against negative energies and electromagnetic fields (EMF)

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Serpentine is more widely found as a single mineral and is commonly found in South Africa

It mostly occurs in massive or granular habits but can also crystallise in tabular form

Rutile on Hematite Specimen red Harness the protective qualities ofRutile on Hematite Specimen This fascinating specimen showcases Rutile, a titanium dioxide mineral, forming as slender, golden acicular (needle like) crystals atop a shiny Hematite base. Rutile crystallises in the tetragonal crystal system, typically forming prismatic or needle like structures. Hematite, an iron oxide mineral, crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system, often forming tabular or platy structures with a metallic sheen. The natural