Black, Grey, Silver, Metallic, Smoked Stones
Listed here are all black, smoky, silver or metal-colored stones, such as Obsidian, Shungite, Tourmaline, Onyx, Tektite, Spinel, Hematite, Galena...
Magahony mahogany obsidian from Mexico tumbled stone Grade A++++
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Obsidian / Volcanic glass: Mahogany or Magahony.
Etymology:
Obsidian: Named after the Roman Obsius supposed to have discovered this stone in Ethiop...
Magahony mahogany obsidian from Mexico tumbled stone Grade A++++
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Obsidian / Volcanic glass: Mahogany or Magahony.
Etymology:
Obsidian: Named after the Roman Obsius supposed to have discovered this stone in Ethiop...
Magahony mahogany obsidian from Mexico tumbled stone Grade A++++
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Obsidian / Volcanic glass: Mahogany or Magahony.
Etymology:
The blue stone was officially discovered by French paleontologist Eugène Dumortier in 1...
Celestial Eye Obsidian from Mexico Double Heart Grade A++++
Celestial Eye Obsidian:
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Obsidian / Volcanic Glass: Apache Tear, Celestial Eye, Snowy Obsidian etc.
Etymology:
Obsidian: Named after the Roman Obsius su...
Aegyrine from the United States raw stone Grade A ++++
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Ægyrine or Ægirine .
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Berzelius (1821), who analyzed the mineral, named it achmit after the Greek αχμη, spear point, because of the h...
Aegyrine from the United States raw stone Grade A ++++
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Ægyrine or Ægirine .
Etymology :
Berzelius (1821), who analyzed the mineral, named it achmit after the Greek αχμη, spear point, because of the h...
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