Howlite got its name from the geologist Henry How. It is white in color, features gray veins and it has been widely used to imitate other rarer minerals. It has been widely used to imitate other, more rare minerals. This is because it has the ability to absorb the dye to a sufficient depth in its mass and with stability. It is considered to protect against negative energy and the “evil eye”.
The use of this komboloi is recommended with discretion and care. Inclusions, natural cracks, and fracture surfaces are natural occurrences and confirm the authenticity of the material.


