Botryoidal Hematite - Morocco Length: 2

Length: 2

Chemical Formula: Pb5(VO4)3Cl

This is a great example of these two minerals associated with one another

Stone: Amethyst on Green Aventurine

Slight variations in oil composition may exist due to mixing by hand

Botryoidal Hematite - Morocco Length: 2Hematite is already one of the coolest minerals around because of its ability to form in so many locations. Here we have a specimen that was mined in Morocco, Africa. Its growth is referred to as "botryoidal" meaning it resembles a cluster of grapes. There are many minerals that take this form, but botryoidal hematite is a staple for anyone interesting in this structure. this piece is very heavy for its size, as most hematite is. Hematite is an iron