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Carnelian Agate tumbled
Carnelian Agate tumbled

Carnelian Agate tumbled

Carnelian Agate tumbled

A species of Carnelian Agate

Carnelian Agate tumbled is a popular gemstone prized for its bright colors. Carnelian Agate tumbled is produced from the pink and orange material mined in Botswana. It is commonly cut into beads and cabochons, and it's occasionally used for carvings. It takes polish very well and it works great with jewelry.

General Info About Carnelian Agate tumbled

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Physical Properties of Carnelian Agate tumbled

Streak
Cream, darker brown
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Chemical Properties of Carnelian Agate tumbled

Formula
SiO2
Elements listed
Si, O

Optical Properties of Carnelian Agate tumbled

Refractive Index
1.535-1.539
Birefringence
0.003-0.009
Pleochroism
None
Dispersion
0.013
Optical Character
Biaxial positive

Characteristics of Carnelian Agate tumbled

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Healing Properties of Carnelian Agate tumbled

Carnelian Agate tumbled is considered a powerful healing stone that works on all of the chakras to balance the mind, body, and spirit. It removes negative energy and allows positive energy to flow through. It may help with the emotional healing of grief and despair and is often used during meditation to restore feelings of hope and enthusiasm.

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