Natural XXL Stichtite and Serpentine Cobbed Specimens x 2 From Barberton, South Africa Angola It most commonly forms as

It most commonly forms as an extrusive rock

Size = 69 x 113 x 178 mm

Size = 80 - 82 mm | 3

The first use of the name Tourmaline dates to 1794 by Richard Kirwan

Size = 201 x 224 x 191 mm

Natural XXL Stichtite and Serpentine Cobbed Specimens x 2 From Barberton, South Africa Angola It most commonly forms asA NOTE FROM NICK A pair of XXL cobbed natural A grade silky purple Stichtite and green Serpentine specimens. Excellent and colorful pieces as they are but also perfect as cutting material. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION South African Stichtite 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