Snowflake Obsidian - Palmstone Sikhoti-Alin Hematite forms when iron-rich fluids

Hematite forms when iron-rich fluids cool and oxidize underground

Approximate Size of 1 Piece (Holder Itself): 7

Approximate weight of 1 piece: 9

fossilized wood or basalt

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Snowflake Obsidian - Palmstone Sikhoti-Alin Hematite forms when iron-rich fluidsMined from: Utah, USA Description: Snowflake Obsidian is a type of volcanic glass known for its striking black appearance with white, snowflake like patterns. The patterns are created by the inclusion of a crystalline mineral called cristobalite, which forms as the obsidian cools. Cristobalite is a high temperature polymorph of silica (silicon dioxide), meaning it has the same chemical composition as quartz (SiO) but a different crystal structure.