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Description
Natural Howlite Beads Strands, Nuggets, Tumbled Stone,
Size: about 6~10mm wide, 7~15mm long, 5.5~8mm thick, hole: 1mm, about 47~49pcs/strand, 15.55~15.94 inch(39.5~40.5cm).
Priced per 5 Strands
Please Note: Sizes, shapes and colors may vary slightly with natural materials and different batches of production.
What is Tumbled Stone?
Tumbled Stones are small polished rocks that have been smoothed and shaped by a process called "tumbling". This process involves placing rough, unpolished stones with abrasive grit and water into a machine called a rock tumbler, which is then rotated for a period of time to smooth out the rough edges and polish the stones. Tumbled Stones can be made from a variety of different minerals, including quartz, amethyst, jasper, agate and many others.
What are Tumbled Stones used for?
Tumbled Stones are polished rocks that have undergone a tumbling process with abrasives to give them a smooth and shiny surface. They can be used for jewelry making, as decor or for collecting.
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Types of Tumbled Stones
Tumbled Stones are small, polished pieces of gemstones, minerals or crystals. They are often used for meditation, or decorative purposes. Here are some common types of Tumbled Stones:
- Amethyst: a purple variety of quartz.
- Rose Quartz: a pink stone.
- Clear Quartz: a clear or white stone.
- Tiger Eye: a golden-brown stone.
- Lapis Lazuli: a blue stone.
Please note that these are just a few examples of the many different types of Tumbled Stones available. Each type of stone has its own unique properties and uses, and it's important to research and choose the stones that aligns with your specific needs and intentions.
Sizes of Tumbled Stones
We sell three different sizes of Tumbled Stones: Small (10-20mm), Medium (20-30mm) and Large (30-40mm). You can purchase different sizes of Tumbled Stones according to your needs.
| Tumbled Stones | Size | Usage |
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Small: 10~20mm | Small and ultra-small stones are often used in craft projects. |
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Medium: 20~30mm | Medium stones are the most popular and are used in jewelry, vases, games, potted plants and much more. |
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Large: 30~40mm | The larger stones are popular as "giveaways", lucky stones, accents in planters, meditation stones, etc. |
What is Howlite Stone?
Howlite is a mineral belonging to the borate group, which is an opaque white or light gray porous stone with a black or gray veined marble effect.
Spiritual Properties of Howlite
Howlite is a mineral commonly used in jewelry making and decorative objects. It's believed to have calming properties that can reduce stress and anxiety, and promote relaxation. Howlite is also said to enhance communication and self-expression, aid in physical healing, and manage anger and aggression.
※Please note that these properties are not scientifically proven, and howlite should not be used as a substitute for professional medical treatment.
Geological Properties of Howlite
| Chemical Classification | Borate mineral |
| Chemical Formula | Ca2SiB5O9(OH)5 |
| Crystal System | Monoclinic |
| Color | White with grey or black vein |
| Mohs Hardness | 3.5 |
| Specific Gravity | 2.53-2.59 |
| Refractive Index | 1.59 |
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The Differences Between Howlite and Turquoise
The Differences Between
Howlite and Turquoise
Howlite and turquoise are two gemstones that are often confused because of their similar appearance. However, there are several key differences between these two stones that make them unique.
1.Chemical Composition: Howlite is a borate mineral, while turquoise is a phosphate mineral.
2.Color: Howlite is generally white or gray with black veins, while turquoise is known for its bright blue-green color. Howlite can be dyed or treated to mimic the appearance of turquoise, such as cyan color howlite beads, which are quite different in their natural color.
3.Hardness: Turquoise is a harder mineral than howlite, with a Mohs hardness of 5-6, while howlite has a Mohs hardness of 3.5.
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