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Beautiful Green Large Gaspeite Slab Beads #2

 
Beautiful Green Large Gaspeite Slab Beads #2Quantity in Basket:none
Code: ga1522
Price:$14.00 USD

Shipping Weight: 145.00 grams
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Price isper 16-inch strand of about 10 to 12 (depending on size) mixed-size slabs. Each drilled ready to thread. As these are natural, each slap is a different size - but they range from about 30mm x 24mm x 5mm to 42mm x 32mm x 5mm. Heavy!

Gaspeite is light green to apple green and is relatively rare. The color comes from the fact that it is found around nickel sulfides. Named after the Gaspe' Peninsula in Quebec where it was originally found, although today, most is mined in Australia. Although a similar color to turquoise, gaspeite is a nickel carbonate. Gaspeite is a little softer than turquoise, and should be treated with at least as much care.

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