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Hematite Facts, Information and Description
Hematite is a very common mineral consisting of iron oxide. Its color ranges from steel gray to almost black (specular hematite), brown to reddish brown, or red.

 


Hematite, also spelled hæmatite, is the mineral form of Iron(III) oxide (Fe2O3), one of several iron oxides. Hematite crystallizes in the rhombohedral system, and it has the same crystal structure as ilmenite and as corundum.

Hematite
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A widely-distributed iron ore occurring in crystalline, massive or granular forms. It is opaque and generally dark grey (almost black) in colour.

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Hematite, in my experience, is one of the best crystals to use for the purpose of grounding. If you are feeling uncertain, anxious, or unhappy, the ultimate cause of your distress may be a disconnection from the physical plane.

Sources -- England is the best known supplier. Hematite is often fashioned into carvings, cameos, intaglios , and beads.

HEMATITE
Overview: Hematite derives its name from the Greek word haem (blood ) in allusion to its red color. Hematite is a silvery, shiny opaque stone that almost looks like metal.

Hematite
A mineral (iron oxide) that has a dark steel grey color and a high luster. Hematite is a popular component of fashion jewelry and has a hardness of 5 ½ to 6 ½ on the mohs scale.
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Calibrated Hematite
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AA Gun metal gray, good polish, good cut.

Hematite
Iron(III) oxide in its mineral form is known as hematite. Apart from its qualities as a metal hematite is also used in jewelries. The usage of this mineral for making ornaments is nothing unique.

Hematite
Occurrence:
England, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Brazil, New Zealand and the U.S.
Appearance:
Metallic grey, or black-gray, black or brownish red. When cut very thin, it is red and transparent.

Hematite: Hematite is Iron Oxide. 5.5-6.5 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. Clean with mild soap and warm water solution Avoid chlorinated- and salt-water.

Hematite The mineral form of iron oxide. Hematite beads are striking, being shiny and black in color. A heavy stone, useful for grounding. Buy 4mm Hematite Beads ...

Hematite: Iron ore consisting of ferric oxide in crystalline form, hematite is silvery, shiny opaque stone that becomes a red powder when ground down. It manifests in splendent rhombohedral crystals that are very heavy and cold to the touch.

Hematite is a silvery, shiny opaque stone that almost looks like metal. Hematite is heavy and relatively hard oxide mineral, that constitutes the most important iron ore because of its high iron content (70 percent) and its abundance.

Hematite (-015)
aka Haematite, Hemalike, Hemalyke, Hematine
This is the simulated form of hematite, as described above.

Hematite
Is called the "stone of the mind". It helps with memory, with intellectual knowledge and the realizations of limitations. It is a calming stone and balances the nervous system or brings balance between the body, mind and spirit.

hematite - An opaque mineral; yielding pigments when red and earthy; fashioned as intaglios and other carved gems when dark gray to black with metallic luster. The latter variety is translucent and red in very thin sections.

Hematite
Grounding & calming. Acts stabilizing. Helps balance the body, mind and spirit. Hematite strengthens blood-cleansing organs and helps against fever.

Hematite. Common iron oxide. Energizes the physical body. Grounding stone.
Howlite. Allows one to express emotions calmly and unoffensively.

Hematite
An opaque mineral of iron oxide, ranging in color from deep grey to black metallic
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A substance often used as a substitute for tortoiseshell which is from cow horns ...

Hematite
A lustrous, opaque, blue-black to silvery gray mineral often used in jewelry. Hematite is iron oxide (Fe2O3) and is found in England, Mexico, Australia, Brazil, and the Lake Superior region of North America.

Hematite
Coloured black to steel or silver grey, normally with a rust red streak. Highly polished and extremely popular in the Victorian era.
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Hematite - an opaque gem which is dark gray to almost place in color. Non magnetic. (see lodestone) v
I.
Inclusion - this is a small particle of foreign matter which is contained in a mineral.

Hematite
Some call it the black diamond
Hardness: 5.5 to 6.5
Color: Grey to black, brown to red, and red with a metallic luster
Transparency: Sub-translucent to opaque
Hematite becomes magnetic when heated ...

Hematite - A common iron mineral with the chemical formula Fe2O3.
Igneous rock - Rocks formed from magma that has cooled and solidified either at the Earth's surface (eg basalt) or deep below the Earth's surface (eg granite).

Hematite:
Hematite, or bloodstone, is an iron oxide. It ranges from black, black-gray, to brown red and is bright red when cut into thin plates. It's a 5 1/2-6 1/2 on the hardness scale and was used as mourning jewelry in earlier times.

[Hematite, chrysoberyl]
Carbonates: The grouping CO3 identifies the carbonate gems such as rhodocrosite, malachite, calcite (CaCO3), and azurite. They are generally soft and often brightly colored. They dissolve readily in hydrochloric acid.

Hematite
This dark silvery-charcoal, almost metallic-looking mineral is an iron oxide. Nearly all commercially available Hematite beads are a simulated material virtually identical to real Hematite.

Hematite
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Hematite
An oxide mineral of Iron, relatively hard and heavy. Hematite enhances personal magnetism, will and courage. Hematite is believed to be beneficial for blood flow, stress and the nerves.
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HEMATITE
Auchinlongford Mine, Sorn, Ayrshire
(Botryoidal "Kidney Ore" habit (65x60mms).
HEMATITE
Mannoch Hill Mine, near Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire
Botryoidal "Kidney Ore" habit (65x45 mms).

Hematite Oxidized iron ore
Hexahedrite Six-sided crystal structure found in nickel-iron meteorites
Hypersthene A silica mineral with associated iron content of between 20% and 30% (Mg,Fe)SiO3 ...

Hematite as botryoidal formations resembling psilomelane occurs at the Philips Mine and as red coatings of magnetite. Slag-like specimens can be found at lower dumps and in the soil south of the mine road.

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Hematite
The Meaning of Hematite:
Slightly grounding, reduces stress, enhances personal magnetism, optimism, will, courage. "Stone for the mind" it helps one to realize that the only limitations which exist are self-limiting concepts within the mind.

Hematite
Hematite is a metallic appearing dark gray material that is cut into beads, cameos, intaglios and cabochons. It is actually an iron ore. It is quite heavy. Most hematite will be in the very affordable range.

Hematite
A heavy, metallic gray to black gemstone used in beads and often in intaglios
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Hematite is a lustrous, opaque, blue-black to silvery gray mineral that almost looks like metal. It is often used in jewelry as beads, faceted, carved or cut as a cabochon. Hardness=6.5, S.G.=4.95 to 5.16.

OxideHematite (massive)
Fe2O3
Other names/forms:
Haematite
Most distinguishing features:
Deep red streak and earthy lustre are indicative. SG may also be indicative.

Specular Hematite
If a mineral does not look like a metal and/or lets even a little light through (even just around the edges), then it is said to have a nonmetallic luster.

Hematite - Mohs Hardness: 6-6.5 - Treatment: None - Color: Blackish gray with a metallic luster Used as an ornamental stone since early times, hematite has sometimes erroneously been called black diamond.

chalcopyrite, hematite, anatase, rutile, quartz, feldspars, sphene
Locals:
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Psilomelane Drusy: Indigo Blue (New Mexico USA)
Rainbow Hematite Drusy: Rainbow, Brownish-Green (Brazil) *very rare
Rainbow Pyrite: Rainbow (Volga River, Russia)
Uvarovite Garnet: Forest Green (Ural Mountains, Russia) ...

Randomly oriented hematite platelets exhibit interference colors under oblique illumination. The host is a very unusual sunstone from Tanzania. (Photos: Wimon Manorotkul) ...

Bloodstone:See Hematite. Blue Star SapphireA blue sapphire formed from corundum and rating a hardy 9 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. A cabochon cut blue sapphire display a 3 ray, 6 point star.

Sunstone is metallic-looking due to sparkling red, orange or green crystalline inclusions (these are hematite or goethite crystals). Sunstone is found in Canada, the USA (in Oregon), India, Norway, and Russia.

Hematite
A common mineral composed of iron oxide. Often grey or silver grey, Hematite takes a nice mirror polish and makes attractive cabochons and beads.
Howlite
A white or grey mineral composed of Calcium Boro-silicate Hydroxide.

Examples of such species include zincite (ZnO), tenorite (CuO), cuprite (Cu2O), rutile (TiO2), uraninite (UO2), corundum (Al2O3), hematite (Fe2O3), and magnetite (Fe3O4).

(Hematite)
Massive - Having no discernable regular crystal form.
Massively Crystalline - Irregular form, showing crystal or cleavage faces, but with no euhedral crystals.

Hematite or haematite: Grey-blackish mineral composed of iron oxide. Commonly machined into balls for captured bead rings.

At this site, people mined the iron-containing mineral hematite, which they presumably ground to produce the red pigment, ochre.

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These accent beads can be magnetic hematite beads, or some type of non-magnetic bead. Higher quality necklaces will sport accents such as hematite, freshwater pearls, or semi-precious stones in turquoise, cherry quartz, or agate.

Hemalyke is a synthetic hematite that is made by grinding up hematite, adding a binder (glue) and then press-molding it. The stone is sometimes faceted. Hemalyke looks very much like natural hematite - it is very difficult to them apart.

Phenomena are rare, but chatoyancy and asterism are possible when inclusions of hematite or goethite are present and aligned properly. Iolite three carats or larger are difficult to find in any quantity.

Psilomelane, sometimes known as Black Hematite, is a group name for hard black manganese oxides such as hollandite and romanechite. Psilomelane consists of hydrous manganese oxide with variable amounts of barium and potassium.
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The effect caused by small inclusions of minerals like mica, hematite, pyrite, or goethite which cause a gemstone to exhibit a glistening or sparkling effect when rotated or moved. The name is derived from aventurine, a green variety of quartz.

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Black Diamond: A marketing name for hematite, which is a dark mineral with a metallic sheen. Also carbonado, a black industrial diamond.

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