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Amazonite tumbled
Amazonite tumbled

Amazonite tumbled

Amazonite tumbled

A species of Amazonite

Amazonite tumbled is a well-known blue-green stone valued for its beautiful colors. It is produced from the material mined in Russia, China, Mongolia, USA, Libya, Madagascar, Namibia, South Africa, and many more. Primarily used as a gemstone, amazonite tumbled is also used as an ornamental stone, cut into cabochons, or used for tumbled stones.

General Info About Amazonite tumbled

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Physical Properties of Amazonite tumbled

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White
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Chemical Properties of Amazonite tumbled

Formula
K(AlSi3O8)
Elements listed
Al, K, O, Si

Optical Properties of Amazonite tumbled

Refractive Index
1.522-1.530
Birefringence
0.008-0.010
Pleochroism
Weak
Optical Character
Biaxial negative

Characteristics of Amazonite tumbled

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Healing Properties of Amazonite tumbled

Amazonite tumbled is often referred to as the "Hope Stone." It is said to release negative energy and restore the feelings of hope and joy that may be missing from one's life. It encourages communication and helps individuals speak their truth and follow through with positive actions. It is a great stone for visualization and manifestation.

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