5.75" Polish Flint Freeform Display DX783 pink amethyst Follow us on Instagram @LittleLemuriaGems

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This is in part why their names have been fused together as one just like their shared soul

The distinctive violet color of charoite is attributed to the presence of manganese

This smoky quartz point has bronze rutile spray inclusions

These crystals will fluoresce a pale pink under long wave UV light

5.75" Polish Flint Freeform Display DX783 pink amethyst Follow us on Instagram @LittleLemuriaGemsPolish Flint Freeform Approx. Dimensions: 5. 75 x 4. 5 x 1. 5 inches Approx. Weight: 1275 grams Locality: Sandomierz, Poland This freeform has a full polish on one side but has been left unpolished on the back. Polish Flint is known for its incredibly beautiful banding. It forms in concretions, or large nodules, in Jurassic limestone from about 160 million years ago. During the Neolithic Period, about 5000 3500 years ago, flint was used for the