1.6" Russian Charoite Sphere with Stand DA1753 size 5 labradorite belongs to the plagioclase

labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspar group

There is a small silver rutile inclusion in one of the points near the base of the cluster

8\) cm) set inside or replacing mollusk shells

rounded top and a flat bottom

Herkimer Diamond Ring Size 8

1.6" Russian Charoite Sphere with Stand DA1753 size 5 labradorite belongs to the plagioclaseCharoite Sphere Approx. Diameter: 1. 6 inches Approx. Weight: 89 grams Includes wood sphere stand Charoite is a stunningly beautiful and very rare silicate mineral. It is named for the Chara River in the Sakha Republic, Siberia, Russia and was first described in 1978. It is thought to have been discovered in the 1940's, but was not widely known until the 1970's partly because it has an unremarkable appearance in the field. Charoite exhibits a pearly