Iridescent Stones

Here are listed all iridescent stones such as Labradorite, tiger's, bull's, hawk's or cat's eye, Hyperstene, Astrophyllite, Seraphinite, celestial eye obsidians and Manto-Huichol obsidians as well as golden and silver Obsidians, Moonstones (Adular), Opals....

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Uléxite du Canada pierre roulée Grade A++++ Uléxite du Canada pierre roulée Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet

10,00€

Presentation : Names) : Ulexite / Flat stone. Etymology: According to the German chemist George L. Ulex. Group, Family: Borates. Subclass of carbonates, nitrates...

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Astrophyllite du Brésil pierre roulée Grade A++++ Astrophyllite du Brésil pierre roulée Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet

32,22€

Presentation : Names) : Astrophyllite. Etymology : From the Greek άστρον ("astron") to "star" and φύλλον ("phyllon") to "leaf", alluding to its habit of star-shaped vaporizati...

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Œil de chat Pierre roulée Grade A++++ Œil de chat pierre roulée Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet

5,27€

Cat's Eye: Presentation : Quite rare variety of Quartz from the Tiger's Eye, Bull's Eye, Hawk's Eye family etc. Names) : Cat's eye (quartz variety). Etymology : Eye ...

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4,00€

Cat's Eye: Presentation : Quite rare variety of Quartz from the Tiger's Eye, Bull's Eye, Hawk's Eye family etc. Names) : Cat's eye (quartz variety). Etymology : Eye ...

Pierre de lune (Adulaire) Sri Lanka perle Grade A++++ Prix perle à l’unité Pierre de lune Adulaire du Sri Lanka perles 8mm Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet Diamètre 8mm Blanche Facettée

Pierre de lune (Adulaire) Sri Lanka perle Grade A++++ Prix perle à l’unité Pierre de lune Adulaire du Sri Lanka perles 8mm Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet

from 1,00€

Presentation : Names) : Moonstone, Adularia (variety of orthoclase, labradorite, albite-oligoclase, albite, perthite). Etymology: Moonstone: In allusion to the bluish effect (adul...

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Agate de feu (RARE) pierre roulée Grade A ++++ Agate de feu pierre roulée Dans la besace du p'tit Poucet

12,80€

Presentation : Names) : Fire agate. Etymology: Agate: Named after the Achates River, in southern Sicily. Group, Family: Quartz Group (Microcrystalline / Cryptocrystalli...

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