Peruvian Pink Opal Freeform DV93 wavellite often resembling small nodules or

often resembling small nodules or cabochons

In metaphysical and spiritual circles

the decaying organic matter seeped into the cracks in the balls of mud and began forming Calcite crystals

which is a phenomenon that produces a sparkling effect caused by light reflecting off the tiny plate-like inclusions within the stone

imperial jasper exhibits a hardness of 6

Peruvian Pink Opal Freeform DV93 wavellite often resembling small nodules orPeruvian Pink Opal Freeform Approx. Weight: 97 grams Approx. Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 3. 5 inches Locality: Peru The national gemstone of Peru, this material is known for its saturation of pink color. It is a form of common opal and only found in a few locations in the world outside of Peru. Common opal forms in a different way than precious opals, which play with the light to show explosions of color and fire.