Amethyst Chakra Bracelet Speckles of red make this

Speckles of red make this wolf look like he just came back from a hunt with the pack

This small septarian nodule is perfect for any collection or desktop display

4 ozSpecies: Spinosaurus sp

Its name is derived from the Greek words "molochites lithos"

These specimens are found in the United States

Amethyst Chakra Bracelet Speckles of red make thisStone: Amethyst with Assorted Beads Bead: Round 8mm Average Length: 7 in. Amethyst is arguably the most popular mineral known to man. Many people are familiar with the beauty of its purple hues. Amethyst is a variation of quartz that contains trace amounts of iron. When the mineral is exposed to radioactive gamma rays, it is irradiated, producing the purple color we know and love. The saturation of the amethyst depends on the amount of iron present.