Red Carnelian Tumbled Stone Black Copal Hard-wearing at Mohs 7 and

Hard-wearing at Mohs 7 and stable in daylight

Honestly named: a feldspar

Sandalwood with a little more air and light in it

Linalool sits closer to the top of the profile than it does in Salvia apiana

The sage carries the burn

Red Carnelian Tumbled Stone Black Copal Hard-wearing at Mohs 7 andCarnelian small tumble polished stones of warm orange red chalcedony, translucent and glowing, the stone Rome cut into signet rings. Smooth in the hand, sold in a small set. From India. It is microcrystalline quartz coloured by iron oxide the same element that rusts orange, dissolved through the silica to a glow that runs apricot to deep brownish red, often within a single stone. The peoples of the Indus etched it thousands of years ago, Egypt set it