Hematite Palm Stone Cedar first described in 1902 and

first described in 1902 and named for the gemmologist George Frederick Kunz

gathered and burned across the subcontinent for thousands of years

before the chalcedony sealed around them

none of it plant

Each component corresponds to a standalone product elsewhere in the catalogue

Hematite Palm Stone Cedar first described in 1902 andHematite a mirror bright silver grey with real weight in the palm, iron oxide, the densest stone in the range. Polished to a metallic shine, yet it draws a red brown line. From Brazil, a palm stone. It is the principal ore of iron, and the weight is the tell: lift it and the heft is the first thing the hand notices, the mark of so much iron. Drawn across unglazed porcelain it leaves a red brown line, the rust red that names it, from the Greek haima,