Origin - Mineral
Chemical Profile - Silicon dioxide, mica, hematite
Classification - Quartz family
Use - Industrial, scientific
Description -
Quartzum Avanturinum, a mineral with origins in the quartz family, is primarily composed of silicon dioxide with inclusions of mica and hematite, giving it a distinctive glittery appearance. This mineral is recognized in scientific and industrial sectors for its unique physical properties, including its structural and optical characteristics, and is acknowledged for its unique chemical structure. Explore matching product - Sweet Matrix Units and Energetic Frequency Balancing.
Chemical Profile - Silicon dioxide, mica, hematite
Classification - Quartz family
Use - Industrial, scientific
Description -
Quartzum Avanturinum, a mineral with origins in the quartz family, is primarily composed of silicon dioxide with inclusions of mica and hematite, giving it a distinctive glittery appearance. This mineral is recognized in scientific and industrial sectors for its unique physical properties, including its structural and optical characteristics, and is acknowledged for its unique chemical structure. Explore matching product - Sweet Matrix Units and Energetic Frequency Balancing.
