Red Carnelian Tumbled Stone Myrrh Resin no two beads repeat -

no two beads repeat - a single spreading branch on one

It forms in concentric bands where copper-rich water seeps through weathered ore

The Romans believed it was made of frozen moonlight

the same species as emerald - iron turns it blue where chromium turns emerald green - and at Mohs 7

and this is the color the stone grew with

Red Carnelian Tumbled Stone Myrrh Resin no two beads repeat -Carnelian small tumble polished stones of warm orange red chalcedony, translucent and glowing, the stone Rome cut into signet rings. Smooth in the hand, sold in a small set. From India. It is microcrystalline quartz coloured by iron oxide the same element that rusts orange, dissolved through the silica to a glow that runs apricot to deep brownish red, often within a single stone. The peoples of the Indus etched it thousands of years ago, Egypt set it