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Rhodochrosite forms through the metamorphism of manganese-rich rocks and is often found in stalactitic structures
The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi
Found only in the Dominican Republic
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Yowah Boulder Opal Rough | 2.22g | Australia Bitumen Rhodochrosite forms through the metamorphismYowah Boulder Opal Rough 2. 22g Australia A natural Yowah Boulder Opal rough specimen weighing 2. 22g from Yowah, Queensland, Australia. Each piece is completely unique, displaying natural flashes of colour set within its ironstone matrix. One available. Sold as seen. Boulder Opal is a hydrated silicon dioxide mineraloid that forms when silica rich solutions fill natural cracks within ironstone host rock. Unlike seam opal, it remains attached to its
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