Origin - Minerals - non-metallic
Chemical profile - Carbonates
Classification - Zinc carbonate mineral
Use - Recognized in mineralogical research and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers
Description -
Smithsonite, a non-metallic mineral, is primarily composed of zinc carbonate. Naturally occurring in oxidized zinc ore deposits, it exhibits a botryoidal structure and varied coloration due to trace elements. Smithsonite is of interest in mineralogical studies for its unique crystalline forms and is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits. Browse similar product - Energetic Beads and Vibrational energetic.
Chemical profile - Carbonates
Classification - Zinc carbonate mineral
Use - Recognized in mineralogical research and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers
Description -
Smithsonite, a non-metallic mineral, is primarily composed of zinc carbonate. Naturally occurring in oxidized zinc ore deposits, it exhibits a botryoidal structure and varied coloration due to trace elements. Smithsonite is of interest in mineralogical studies for its unique crystalline forms and is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits. Browse similar product - Energetic Beads and Vibrational energetic.
