You'll find it everywhere. In all colors, shapes, sizes, characters. Generally speaking though, it is far from my favorite stone. It just....lack major je ne sais quoi. Character? Personality? Richness? Flash?
Can't put my finger on it. But I will say the crystal form of Magnesite is much more impressive then after it's been dyed and manipulated.
Magnesite Crystal
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Now you're talking! That's something I can really appreciate!
But I do use it on occasion in my jewelry making. It can be a great accent piece, and I find some of the blues and greens pretty.
Two wraps I just finished with bonus accents
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And it would seem it proves to be abundantly popular. Particularly when it comes to colors and use as skulls in jewelry design.
Colored Magnesite Skull Beads
Image courtesy of rakuten.com
Once again, not one of my favorite forms for it, but in general the mineral is a very affordable product and proves popular with various audiences.
I just don't get why I don't see it in crystal form more often, and just like agate and other stones, color could be added I'm sure.
Maybe it's just not cost effective, and the material has proven to also be a very popular alternative to turquoise of which is becoming scarce despite being even more popular than ever. Which fake magnesite turquoise is another I don't really care for......sigh
I guess I'm just gonna have to start looking to see if I can't find it somewhere in the crystal form. Oy! A new mission. My work is never done! (I'm really not complaining!) 😉
I prefer the raw beauty of it natural too... <3
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I know!! Sooooo much prettier!!! What they turn it into doesn't do it justice!
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Crystals or crystals are a solid whose atoms, molecules, or constituent ions are packed regularly and the pattern repeats three-dimensionally in width. In general, liquids form crystals when subjected to a solidification process. In ideal conditions, the result can be a single crystal, in which all the atoms in the solid are "attached" to the same lattice or crystal structure, but, in general, most crystals are formed simultaneously resulting in a polycrystalline solid. we are advised to be careful because many frauds committed by them are not responsible, thanks
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Thanks for the info!
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I too prefer the raw form! I would not have known the dyed ones were the same stone. I tend to think dye=agate, in general.
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Yeah they pretty much ruin it! 😟 No agate is an actual crystal/rock formation that they like to color too, but at least it looks better when they do color it because of it's translucence.
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