Ruby Corundum fossils globular formations of hematite
Description
globular formations of hematite
- Type: Orthoceras (a type of extinct cephalopod)
glass-like appearance is due to its crystalline structure
Weight: 11 grams box weight - 14 mg Avg product weight
pyrite is often associated with copper
Ruby Corundum fossils globular formations of hematiteSize: 11 x 3. 5 x 10 cms (Avg) Weight: 364 grams (Avg) Location: Mysore , South India Product Description: This exquisite Ruby Corundum specimen showcases the deep, rich red color and exceptional clarity that Mysore Rubies are renowned for. Sourced from the historic ruby bearing regions of Mysore, South India, this gemstone is a stunning example of nature's beauty. The Ruby Corundum's vibrant color is due to the presence of chromium, which is
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