Silicon Carbide Crystal #3 - 151g to 300g (Synthetic) Bestseller labradorite fell from the aurora
Description
labradorite fell from the aurora borealis from their ancestors’ fire
Clear Quartz A Tumbled Stones
sometimes in a banding formation
A very beautiful geological wonder to have in any collection
Named in 1806 by Johann Georg Lenz in honor of the German poet and geo-scientist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Silicon Carbide Crystal #3 - 151g to 300g (Synthetic) Bestseller labradorite fell from the auroraSilicon Carbide Crystal (synthetic) Silicon carbide (SiC) is a ceramic compound of silicon and carbon. The naturally occuring mineral is called moissanite; very rare. Pretty much all of the silicon carbide sold in the world, including moissanite jewels, is synthetic.
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