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Lepidolite
Lepidolite is one of the most common lithium micas. It usually forms scaly or fine-grained aggregates, less often tabular crystals. It was discovered in the small town Rožná in Czechia in the eighteen century. This piece is from Brazil.
Lepidolite uniqueness: Lepidolite is noted for its colour diversity. Most often, you can find it in soft pink, purpura or dark purple shades, but there are also colourless or greenish variants.
Special conditions/ treatment: Lepidolite’s stability against mechanical or chemical damage changes with the amount of quartz in its structure and the structure itself.
About the product: The product is packed in firm plastic bags.
Lepidolite uniqueness: Lepidolite is noted for its colour diversity. Most often, you can find it in soft pink, purpura or dark purple shades, but there are also colourless or greenish variants.
Special conditions/ treatment: Lepidolite’s stability against mechanical or chemical damage changes with the amount of quartz in its structure and the structure itself.
About the product: The product is packed in firm plastic bags.
