Labradorite Soap StonePrice is for 1 soap sone Description: Blue, green and or yellow iridescent feldspar mineral Places Found: Canada, Poland, Slovakia, Norway, Finland, Madagascar, China, Australia How are they formed? Igneous rock that forms when magma cools or in veins of other rocks from high heat and pressure. Labradorite gets its changing colors from internal fractures in each stone that reflect light. Metaphysical Properties: Protects against negativity

Includes 12 dividers that are removable to fit large and small gemstones and fossils

Aura Amethyst gets its color from being placed into a vacuum chamber that is heated to 1472ºF at which point vapors of different metals are added which allows the metal atoms to bond to the surface of the stones giving you an amazing iridescent sheen

LIMITED EDITION

Once hardened

000 teeth per year

Description: Rose colored compact to cleavable stones

Found in Unalaska Range

Zoisite gets its green color from titanium

(PE-truh-fied WOOD)

Approximate Treasures in Each Bucket:

That gets you out of the sun

Our Mystery Gallon Bucket includes premium gemstones