Magnesite - 10 pounds Sodalite Luster: It has a vitreous

Luster: It has a vitreous to dull luster

Color: Polish chrysoprase typically exhibits a range of green hues

Metaphysical Properties: Rutilated quartz is thought to enhance the energy of other crystals and promote spiritual growth and development

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Color: Lapis lazuli typically displays a deep blue color with varying intensities

Magnesite - 10 pounds Sodalite Luster: It has a vitreousLocality: Zimbabwe Magnesite is similar to Howlite Color: Magnesite typically occurs in white, gray, or cream colors. It may also have yellowish or brownish hues due to impurities. Hardness: Magnesite has a hardness of around 3. 5 to 4. 5 on the Mohs scale. It's relatively soft compared to many other minerals. Clarity: Magnesite is usually opaque, though occasionally it may be translucent in thin sections. Luster: Its luster can vary from dull to