Turgite/Rainbow Hematite (U.S.A.)

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Turgite/Rainbow Hematite (U.S.A.)

$154.00
Turgite is a name that is used for two minerals that grew together underneath certain environmental conditions. The "rainbow" is a naturally iridescent iron oxide coating upon that "mineral" of goethite and hematite and both are in the iron family.
Turgite can come in a couple of colors which are black or red.
Goethite: Oxide minerals of the hydroxide subgroup.
Hematite: Oxide minerals. Iron oxide
Origin: Graves Mountain, Georgia (know for its attractive turgites.)
Weight: 102.4grams
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