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Sodalite Komboloi AC0264

Komboloi made of 21 sodalite beads measuring 10 mm x 14 mm, threaded on a highly durable paracord.

It is 30 cm long and weighs 53 gr.

A certificate of authenticity is provided.

56,00 

In stock

SKU: AC0264 Category:

Sodalite is an opaque blue mineral that contains Lapis Lazouli elements. Sodalite was discovered in 1806 and was named after its sodium content. It crystallizes in the cubic system, has a hardness of 5.7 and a specific gravity of 2.3. Sodalite mines exist in Canada, USA, Brazil, Portugal, and Russia.
All minerals used for the creation of our kombolois are mostly gemstones used to craft jewelry. Please treat your komboloi with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

All minerals used for the creation of our kombolois are mostly gemstones used to craft jewelry. Handle this komboloi with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

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Sodalite

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Sodalite is an opaque blue mineral that contains Lapis Lazouli elements. Sodalite was discovered in 1806 and was named after its sodium content. It crystallizes in the cubic system, has a hardness of 5.7 and a specific gravity of 2.3. Sodalite mines exist in Canada, USA, Brazil, Portugal, and Russia.
All minerals used for the creation of our kombolois are mostly gemstones used to craft jewelry. Please treat your komboloi with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

All minerals used for the creation of our kombolois are mostly gemstones used to craft jewelry. Handle this komboloi with care. Inclusions, cracks and breakage surfaces are a natural phenomenon and should never be associated with wear and tear.

Ημιπολύτιμες πέτρες

Sodalite