Nice Carnelian Sphere First Choice - Natural Deep Color - Carnelian - - Height: 82 mm - Width: 82 mm- 752 g






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Specimen: Carnelian sphere; Scientific name: Chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz).
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In Madagascar, carnelian deposits are mainly found in the Antsirabe region, located in the central part of the country. Here, carnelian forms in sedimentary rocks, particularly in clays and sandstones, where it has been transported by river sedimentation. The formation of carnelian in Madagascar is linked to volcanic activities that occurred in the past in the area, which caused the deposition of sediment layers on the bottoms of rivers and lakes. Over millennia, these sediments have been subjected to compression and erosion, leading to the formation of sedimentary rocks rich in minerals, including carnelian. Today, Madagascar's carnelian is extracted from open-pit mines or underground galleries, where workers search for gemstone boulders and extract them using cutting and polishing techniques. Thanks to its beauty and quality, Madagascar's carnelian is highly valued in the jewelry and craft world, and is often used to create jewelry, art objects, and design pieces.
Seller's Story
In Madagascar, carnelian deposits are mainly found in the Antsirabe region, located in the central part of the country. Here, carnelian forms in sedimentary rocks, particularly in clays and sandstones, where it has been transported by river sedimentation. The formation of carnelian in Madagascar is linked to volcanic activities that occurred in the past in the area, which caused the deposition of sediment layers on the bottoms of rivers and lakes. Over millennia, these sediments have been subjected to compression and erosion, leading to the formation of sedimentary rocks rich in minerals, including carnelian. Today, Madagascar's carnelian is extracted from open-pit mines or underground galleries, where workers search for gemstone boulders and extract them using cutting and polishing techniques. Thanks to its beauty and quality, Madagascar's carnelian is highly valued in the jewelry and craft world, and is often used to create jewelry, art objects, and design pieces.
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It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. However, using or wearing gemstones or minerals does not mean that you can treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your health care professional for information on health care issues and do not stop any medications or courses of treatment, without first consulting your health care professional. The use of gemstones or minerals as a wellness therapy is one of personal choice. While stones or crystals have been used historically to relieve or prevent symptoms, the objects sold on our website offer no guarantee of results. Therefore, Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for the effectiveness of these objects sold herein.
