Kona Dolomite and Isle Royale Greenstone Bead Bracelet
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Are you craving a little piece of Northern Michigan to wear and admire? Pretty pink Kona Dolomite and lovely patterned Isle Royale Greenstones in this bracelet just might fill the need! Wear and remember!
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Kona Dolomite, Isle Royale Greenstones, and gray/green Epidote beads make this Great Lakes bracelet shine. Pale pink Swarovski crystals and sterling silver daisy spacers complete the jewelry with a secure lobster clasp. This is a smaller women’s bracelet, 6 1/2-7”. The four Greenstones are a rare treat, and combined with the very pink Kona Dolomite and crystals they create a very special bracelet.
This will be a special addition to someone’s jewelry box—will it be yours? Buy now, there’s only one!
* Isle Royale Greenstone
* Pink Kona Dolomite
* Michigan State Gem
* Lake Superior stones
* Great gift!
KONA DOLOMITE
Kona Dolomite is an an ancient algae fossil, a couple billion years old! The pink and red colors are unique to the iron-rich Marquette area of northern Michigan. Together the colors can make unique picture designs, and make Kona Dolomite popular for landscaping and jewelry. You can wear this little reminder of Michigan’s mining area.
MICHIGAN GREENSTONE
The Michigan State Gem is commonly called Greenstone or Isle Royale Greenstone. Chlorastrolite is the mineral name, a variety of pumpellyite. Chlorastrolite is found chiefly as small rounded pebbles on the beaches of Isle Royale in Lake Superior and also throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula. Greenstone is associated with the native copper deposits. The Keweenaw Greenstones are often found as black to green colored nodules in vesicles of the amygdaloidal basalts. Most Greenstones are smaller than a pea, and larger ones are rare treasures.
