Dioptase Specimen 43mm — Double-Sided Tsumeb Crystal manifest bracelet first identified in a Nova

first identified in a Nova Scotia gypsum mine in 1868 by Canadian chemist Henry How

Wear it during meditation

and it comes from extremely fine

what you see is the crystal exactly as it came out of the ground

Dioptase Specimen 43mm — Double-Sided Tsumeb Crystal manifest bracelet first identified in a NovaThis Dioptase Specimen is an unusual find: emerald green crystals have formed naturally on both the front and the back of the host rock, so there are genuinely two faces to appreciate rather than one. At 43mm wide and just 8mm deep, it has a slim, almost interactive quality, made to be turned in the hand or rotated on a stand so both sides catch the light. People often ask what makes Dioptase that particular shade of vivid green. The colour comes from