Rose Quartz Tumbled Stone
A soft cloudy pink body gives a quieter display than transparent quartz. Intended material: Quartz, rose variety.
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Smoky Quartz Tumbled Stone
The grey-brown body should still show quartz-like translucency where thickness permits. Intended material: Quartz, smoky variety.
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Snowflake Obsidian Tumbled Stone
Grey-white snowflake patches vary widely and need not cover every face. Intended material: Obsidian with devitrification spherulites.
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Sodalite Tumbled Stone
White veining and uneven blue patches are useful comparison features beside lapis. Intended material: Sodalite-bearing rock.
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Sunstone Tumbled Stone
Fine reflective plates produce sparkle in suitable light; the design does not promise Oregon copper-bearing material. Intended material: Feldspar with aventurescence, sunstone trade variety.
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Tiger Eye Tumbled Stone
Rotate under one light to see a silky band move across the polish. Intended material: Quartz-rich chatoyant aggregate, tiger eye.
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Unakite Tumbled Stone
Pink feldspar and green epidote form a mosaic, unlike a single uniformly pink mineral. Intended material: Unakite, epidote-altered granitic rock.
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Yellow Jasper Tumbled Stone
Ochre and mustard patches create a different surface from transparent yellow quartz. Intended material: Jasper, yellow trade variety.
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