Description
Two heart-shaped turquoise stones in silver—one for each ear
It is strongly pleochroic—shifting from pink to near-colorless as you turn it—and was first identified in 1902 in California
it has been shaped into ornaments
Arizona in a stylized vertical bar pendant
its blue-to-green color set by copper and iron
Sedona Red Rock Palm Stone size:2.3"L x 1.5"W x 0.8"T Two heart-shaped turquoise stones inThe red rock of Sedona, held in the palm geology you can carry. Sedonas red rock is primarily the Schnebly Hill Formation, a sequence of Permian era sandstones and mudstones deposited roughly 270280 million years ago in a coastal and shallow sea environment. The red color is iron oxide hematite cemented into the sand grains as ancient iron minerals were exposed to the oxygen bearing atmosphere after the inland sea receded. The same iron oxidation