Hematite Rough - Height: 11 cm - Width: 8 cm- 548 g - (1)

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Raw hematite specimen weighing 548 g from Peyrebrune Mine, Réalmont, Tarn, France, measuring 11 cm high, 8 cm wide and 4.5 cm deep.

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Splendid collectible specimen of Hematite from the historic Peyrebrune mine, located in Réalmont, in the Tarn department, France.

The specimen shows a spectacular and elegant formation of hematite, characterized by a botryoidal and crustose structure entirely coated with a dense druse of shimmering microcrystals. The surface of the specimen responds magnificently to light, creating endless and bright metallic reflections in silver and dark steel tones that are very intense. The tortured, cavity-rich morphology of the rocky matrix, typical of Peyrebrune’s vein deposits, enhances the complex fabric of this iron mineralization, making the piece highly aesthetic and representative for the French locality.

In crystal healing, hematite is considered the stone of grounding and protection par excellence. Strongly linked to the root chakra, it is used to consolidate one's connection with the earth, absorb negative energies, and dissolve stress. It also helps stimulate concentration, mental focus, courage, and physical vitality, while promoting a deep sense of inner security.

The bases and supports shown in the photo are included for display purposes only and are not part of the sale.

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Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Splendid collectible specimen of Hematite from the historic Peyrebrune mine, located in Réalmont, in the Tarn department, France.

The specimen shows a spectacular and elegant formation of hematite, characterized by a botryoidal and crustose structure entirely coated with a dense druse of shimmering microcrystals. The surface of the specimen responds magnificently to light, creating endless and bright metallic reflections in silver and dark steel tones that are very intense. The tortured, cavity-rich morphology of the rocky matrix, typical of Peyrebrune’s vein deposits, enhances the complex fabric of this iron mineralization, making the piece highly aesthetic and representative for the French locality.

In crystal healing, hematite is considered the stone of grounding and protection par excellence. Strongly linked to the root chakra, it is used to consolidate one's connection with the earth, absorb negative energies, and dissolve stress. It also helps stimulate concentration, mental focus, courage, and physical vitality, while promoting a deep sense of inner security.

The bases and supports shown in the photo are included for display purposes only and are not part of the sale.

NO SHIPPING OUTSIDE THE EU.

Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Hematite
Mineral form
Rough
Weight
548 g
Origin (region/city)
Peyrebrune Mine, Realmont, Tarn
Country of origin
France
Height
11 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
4.5 cm
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
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