Bloodstone Palm Stone India Genuine Crystal Specimen COA Display Mineral Decor, Polished Green Red Jasper Collectable Gift
£ 15.00
GENUINE BLOODSTONE PALM STONE FROM INDIAThis listing is for a genuine Bloodstone palm stone from India, carefully chosen
for its attractive polished finish, rich green colouring, and natural red mineral markings. The photo shows the actual specimen you will receive, making this a suitable piece for crystal collectors, mineral displays, natural history collections, geology education, desk décor, cabinet presentation, or as a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates genuine crystals and minerals.Full sizing details can be seen in the photo. This crystal is supplied with a generic Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card, confirming it as a genuine specimen. MINERAL SPECIES AND CRYSTAL TYPEBloodstone, also known as heliotrope, is a variety of chalcedony, which is a microcrystalline form of quartz. Its main composition is silicon dioxide, with the chemical formula SiO₂. Unlike transparent quartz crystals that grow as visible points or prisms, chalcedony is made from extremely fine intergrowths of quartz and moganite, giving it a compact, smooth, waxy to vitreous appearance when polished.Bloodstone is traditionally recognised by its dark green body colour, often marked with red, brownish red, orange-red, or occasionally yellowish mineral spots and streaks. The green colour is commonly associated with chlorite, amphibole, or other fine mineral inclusions, while the red markings are generally linked to iron oxide minerals such as hematite. These natural colour contrasts make Bloodstone one of the most distinctive and collectable varieties of chalcedony. COLOUR, PATTERN AND APPEARANCEThis polished Bloodstone palm stone displays the classic appearance collectors look for: a deep green base with contrasting red mineral markings. Individual stones can vary widely, with some showing bold red patches, small scattered speckles, darker green areas, blackish tones, earthy brown-red markings, or lighter translucent edges. These variations are natural and give each specimen its own individual character.The palm stone form has been shaped and polished to create a smooth, rounded specimen that fits comfortably in the hand and displays well from multiple angles. Polishing enhances the colour contrast, surface lustre, and natural patterning of the chalcedony. Fine lines, small pits, natural mineral inclusions, cloudy zones, or subtle surface variations may be present and are part of the stone’s genuine geological formation. GEOLOGICAL FORMATION AND INDIAN ORIGINBloodstone forms in silica-rich environments where microscopic quartz is deposited into cavities, fractures, or open spaces within rock. It is often associated with volcanic or sedimentary settings where silica-bearing fluids move through the surrounding material and gradually form chalcedony over long periods of geological time. As the silica solidifies, fine mineral inclusions and iron-rich compounds can become trapped within the stone, creating the green base colour and distinctive red markings.India is one of the best-known sources of Bloodstone and has a long history of producing attractive chalcedony, jasper, agate, and related quartz varieties. Indian Bloodstone is valued for its strong colour contrast, decorative polish, and suitability for palm stones, cabochons, carvings, beads, and collector specimens. COLLECTING, DISPLAY AND CAREThis Bloodstone palm stone is ideal for display in a mineral cabinet, on a shelf, desk, specimen tray, windowsill, or as part of a wider crystal and geology collection. Its polished surface, natural green and red patterning, and compact shape make it a versatile decorative mineral for both modern and traditional display settings.Bloodstone, as a chalcedony variety, has a Mohs hardness of approximately 6.5 to 7, making it relatively durable for a polished display stone. It should still be handled with care to protect the surface finish. Avoid dropping the specimen, knocking it against harder objects, or cleaning it with harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. To preserve its polished appearance, gently wipe with a soft dry cloth and store separately from rough or sharp-edged minerals. AUTHENTICITYYou will receive the actual Bloodstone palm stone shown in the photo. This is a genuine crystal specimen from India and includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
for its attractive polished finish, rich green colouring, and natural red mineral markings. The photo shows the actual specimen you will receive, making this a suitable piece for crystal collectors, mineral displays, natural history collections, geology education, desk décor, cabinet presentation, or as a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates genuine crystals and minerals.Full sizing details can be seen in the photo. This crystal is supplied with a generic Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card, confirming it as a genuine specimen. MINERAL SPECIES AND CRYSTAL TYPEBloodstone, also known as heliotrope, is a variety of chalcedony, which is a microcrystalline form of quartz. Its main composition is silicon dioxide, with the chemical formula SiO₂. Unlike transparent quartz crystals that grow as visible points or prisms, chalcedony is made from extremely fine intergrowths of quartz and moganite, giving it a compact, smooth, waxy to vitreous appearance when polished.Bloodstone is traditionally recognised by its dark green body colour, often marked with red, brownish red, orange-red, or occasionally yellowish mineral spots and streaks. The green colour is commonly associated with chlorite, amphibole, or other fine mineral inclusions, while the red markings are generally linked to iron oxide minerals such as hematite. These natural colour contrasts make Bloodstone one of the most distinctive and collectable varieties of chalcedony. COLOUR, PATTERN AND APPEARANCEThis polished Bloodstone palm stone displays the classic appearance collectors look for: a deep green base with contrasting red mineral markings. Individual stones can vary widely, with some showing bold red patches, small scattered speckles, darker green areas, blackish tones, earthy brown-red markings, or lighter translucent edges. These variations are natural and give each specimen its own individual character.The palm stone form has been shaped and polished to create a smooth, rounded specimen that fits comfortably in the hand and displays well from multiple angles. Polishing enhances the colour contrast, surface lustre, and natural patterning of the chalcedony. Fine lines, small pits, natural mineral inclusions, cloudy zones, or subtle surface variations may be present and are part of the stone’s genuine geological formation. GEOLOGICAL FORMATION AND INDIAN ORIGINBloodstone forms in silica-rich environments where microscopic quartz is deposited into cavities, fractures, or open spaces within rock. It is often associated with volcanic or sedimentary settings where silica-bearing fluids move through the surrounding material and gradually form chalcedony over long periods of geological time. As the silica solidifies, fine mineral inclusions and iron-rich compounds can become trapped within the stone, creating the green base colour and distinctive red markings.India is one of the best-known sources of Bloodstone and has a long history of producing attractive chalcedony, jasper, agate, and related quartz varieties. Indian Bloodstone is valued for its strong colour contrast, decorative polish, and suitability for palm stones, cabochons, carvings, beads, and collector specimens. COLLECTING, DISPLAY AND CAREThis Bloodstone palm stone is ideal for display in a mineral cabinet, on a shelf, desk, specimen tray, windowsill, or as part of a wider crystal and geology collection. Its polished surface, natural green and red patterning, and compact shape make it a versatile decorative mineral for both modern and traditional display settings.Bloodstone, as a chalcedony variety, has a Mohs hardness of approximately 6.5 to 7, making it relatively durable for a polished display stone. It should still be handled with care to protect the surface finish. Avoid dropping the specimen, knocking it against harder objects, or cleaning it with harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. To preserve its polished appearance, gently wipe with a soft dry cloth and store separately from rough or sharp-edged minerals. AUTHENTICITYYou will receive the actual Bloodstone palm stone shown in the photo. This is a genuine crystal specimen from India and includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
