Avika Natural White Howlite Point Pendant Art 1 is often considered to be a substitute of Firoza and is considered to be very spiritual stones. It has a calming effect on mind. Wear it every day to enjoy the energies of the stone all day long. Wear this pendant to hear and explore your pure side. Note: These are natural stones and only shape has been given. Please note that you will be sent a similar pendant which is 100% natural. Availability may subject to in stock product. Data is collected from information provided by healers all over the world. We do not claim anything. The Picture is an indicative as these stones are natural, their color and size may vary as per their occurrence in their nature. (Rest information will be given along with the products).
DISCLAIMER: No claims are made on metaphysical properties of this stone. These literature is collected from writings, books, folklore and various sources. The actual product may slightly vary from picture as these are natural stone and no two stones can same in pattern.
Chemical Formula | Ca2B5SiO9(OH)5 | ||
Composition | Basic calcium silico-borate | ||
Color | White, commonly marked with black or brown intersecting vine-like or skin-like veins | ||
Streak | White | ||
Hardness | 3.5 | ||
Crystal System | Monoclinic | ||
Crystal Forms | Occurs in giant masses and as fragments of them. Also occurs as large and small nodules resembling cauliflower heads. Large masses have the same texture as unglazed porcelain. Crystals, which are tabular, are barely noticeable with the naked eye. They are found in only one region in Nova Scotia, where the crystals occur on large nodules. Also occursscaly and earthy. | ||
Transparency | Translucent in thin splinters; otherwise opaque | ||
Specific Gravity | 2.5 - 2.6 | ||
Luster | Dull, sometimes vitreous | ||
Cleavage | None | ||
Fracture | Conchoidal to even | ||
Tenacity | Brittle | ||
Other ID Marks | Sometimes fluorescent cream-yellow to white in shortwave ultraviolet light. | ||
Complex Tests | Soluble in hydrochloric acid | ||
In Group | Borates; Hydrous Borates | ||
Striking Features | Mineral formations and localities | ||
Environment | Borax evaporite deposits in dry lakes and in sedimentary clay. | ||
Rock Type | Sedimentary | ||
Popularity (1-4) | 3 | ||
Prevalence (1-3) | 2 | ||
Demand (1-3) | 2 | ||
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