2) Chrome Chalcedony

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2) Chrome Chalcedony

$14.00
This stunning piece goes by a few different names: in Zimbabwe it's known as Mtorolite or Mtorolide or Matorolite, else where it's been marketed as Aquaprase and in Turkey it's called Chrome chalcedony.
the lovely colors are from the small amounts of chromium that colored the chalcedony.
Chalcedony: a silica mineral
Chromium: is a chemical element with the symbol Cr, atomic number 24
Origin: Bilecik City, Turkey
Weight: 55.8grams
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