Dalmatian Stone Rough - Mexico 1 pound
Most piece weigh 1 pound and up.
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Color: Dalmatian stone is primarily white to gray with black or brown spots resembling the coat of a Dalmatian dog. The spots are usually caused by the presence of black or brown minerals such as tourmaline or iron oxide.
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Hardness: Dalmatian stone has a hardness of around 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale. This places it in the range of hardness similar to that of quartz, making it relatively durable and suitable for use in jewelry and decorative items.
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Clarity: Dalmatian stone is generally opaque due to its composition of various minerals and crystalline structures. The black or brown spots within the stone can vary in size and distribution, giving each piece a unique appearance.
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Luster: Dalmatian stone typically has a vitreous to greasy luster. The surface of the stone can appear smooth and polished, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
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Density: The density of Dalmatian stone can vary depending on its specific composition and the presence of different minerals. On average, its density ranges from about 2.6 to 2.8 grams per cubic centimeter.
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Metaphysical Properties: Dalmatian stone is often associated with grounding energies, helping to anchor and stabilize the wearer both physically and emotionally. Some people use Dalmatian stone as a protective talisman, believing it can ward off negativity and harmful energies.
Photos have not been edited or altered, just taken in different daylight conditions to show the variation in color. Pieces are held in hand to help with scale and does not necessarily represent 1 pound. Specific pieces photographed may no longer be available.