Hematite Jewelry

Where the name comes from: Greek haima - blood, the mineral can be red.
Where the stones come from: Hematite is a very common mineral found world-wide, however notable sources  are Brazil and Minnesota USA.
Chemistry: Iron oxide, Fe₂O₃
Colors: Very variable in appearance, red through reddish-brown to silver grey, grey and black.
...and another thing: Most hematite used in jewelry is not usually a natural material and is artificially created.
 

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