Small African Tumble Stones – Grey Agate – Botswana
£9.60Grey agate is one of the most common varieties of agate. As the name suggests, the main colour is grey (grey-blue), with possible inclusions of white, brown, and black. This is one of those stones that you do not need to convince your customers to – agate is a mineral that will do it for you. It is believed that this grey agate is the patron of kind, fair and just people.
Small African Tumble Stones – Grey Agate – Botswana
£9.60Grey agate is one of the most common varieties of agate. As the name suggests, the main colour is grey (grey-blue), with possible inclusions of white, brown, and black. This is one of those stones that you do not need to convince your customers to – agate is a mineral that will do it for you. It is believed that this grey agate is the patron of kind, fair and just people.
Small African Tumble Stones – Grey Agate – Botswana
£9.60Grey agate is one of the most common varieties of agate. As the name suggests, the main colour is grey (grey-blue), with possible inclusions of white, brown, and black. This is one of those stones that you do not need to convince your customers to – agate is a mineral that will do it for you. It is believed that this grey agate is the patron of kind, fair and just people.
Small African Tumble Stones – Guinea Fowl
£3.60Guinea Fowl Jasper is a black stone with white spots. It resembles the feathers of guinea fowl from the Congo in Africa. It is believed to support meditation and the development of intuition and creativity. It must not be placed in the sun.
Small African Tumble Stones – Guinea Fowl
£3.60Guinea Fowl Jasper is a black stone with white spots. It resembles the feathers of guinea fowl from the Congo in Africa. It is believed to support meditation and the development of intuition and creativity. It must not be placed in the sun.
Small African Tumble Stones – Jasper – Red
£3.84Red jasper is a compact and fine-grained sedimentary rock formed by chalcedony and quartz in varying amounts. It has a red, warm colour and colourful streaks on the surface. Red jasper is known as the stone of endurance that brings strength and physical energy.
Small African Tumble Stones – Jasper – Red
£3.84Red jasper is a compact and fine-grained sedimentary rock formed by chalcedony and quartz in varying amounts. It has a red, warm colour and colourful streaks on the surface. Red jasper is known as the stone of endurance that brings strength and physical energy.
Small African Tumble Stones – Light Jasper – Brecciated
£3.60Brecciated jasper is a form of jasper in which cracks have formed and have been cemented with chalcedony. This is the most common colour variety, but there are many of them. This variety has regenerating and rejuvenating energy.
Small African Tumble Stones – Picture Nguni
£3.60Picture Nguni is jasper with stripes and patterns that resemble the colour of the South African Nguni cattle. The stone contains various minerals that give it this wonderful look. It has earthy shades of brown, yellow, red and gray. A very interesting stone, especially when you look at it closely.
Small African Tumble Stones – Rose Quartz
£3.60Rose Quartz has a characteristic pink color thanks to the admixture of titanium and manganese elements. This stone can have different tones, from pale pink to saturated pink. It is considered a powerful energy enhancer and can evoke joy and happiness.
Small African Tumble Stones – Sodalite – Pure Blue
£4.08Sodalite is a mineral from the group of silicates. It is a rare and highly sought-after stone. Its colour is soft and soothing. Sodalite is considered to be the stone that "opens" our mind.
Small African Tumble Stones – Tigers Eye – Golden
£3.84Tiger's eye is a rare mineral belonging to the quartz family. It has yellow and yellow-brown color, it is brittle and opaque. It owes its name both to the colour and the optical effects caused by the sun rays.
Tiger's eye is a popular collector's and decorative stone. It is often used as an amulet. Many different properties are attributed to him. Talismans with a tiger's eye were worn by warriors. Today it is recommended to beginning businessmen and people who dream of prosperity and financial independence.
Small African Tumble Stones – Tigers Eye – Golden
£3.84Tiger's eye is a rare mineral belonging to the quartz family. It has yellow and yellow-brown color, it is brittle and opaque. It owes its name both to the colour and the optical effects caused by the sun rays.
Tiger's eye is a popular collector's and decorative stone. It is often used as an amulet. Many different properties are attributed to him. Talismans with a tiger's eye were worn by warriors. Today it is recommended to beginning businessmen and people who dream of prosperity and financial independence.
Small African Tumble Stones – Tigers Eye – Golden
£3.84Tiger's eye is a rare mineral belonging to the quartz family. It has yellow and yellow-brown color, it is brittle and opaque. It owes its name both to the colour and the optical effects caused by the sun rays.
Tiger's eye is a popular collector's and decorative stone. It is often used as an amulet. Many different properties are attributed to him. Talismans with a tiger's eye were worn by warriors. Today it is recommended to beginning businessmen and people who dream of prosperity and financial independence.
Small African Tumble Stones – Unakite
£3.84Unakite is not really a mineral, but a granite metamorphic rock – it is the result of hydrothermal transformations. This rock consists of epidote, orthoclase and quartz. Its charm lies in the naturalness and softness of its colors.
Small African Tumble Stones – White Howlite – Magnesite
£3.60Howlite is a milky white stone, often with black or dark brown inclusions. A mineral popular among collectors. Howlite brings happiness and good luck, also stimulates the imagination and improves memory.
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