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Focal, blue chalcedony (dyed) and sterling silver, 33x6mm-36x7mm hand-cut double point with 2 loops, Mohs hardness 6-1/2 to 7. Sold individually.
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Focal, blue chalcedony (dyed) and sterling silver, 33x6mm-36x7mm hand-cut double point with 2 loops, Mohs hardness 6-1/2 to 7. Sold individually.

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Price $38.01

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Price $34.71

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Price $31.43

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Price $28.15

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Item Number: B7170FN

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Product Information

Sizes are Approximate
Material: Chalcedony, Metal
Material Detail: Sterling Silver
Base Material: Blue Chalcedony
Grade: Grade B
Treatment: Dyed
Embellishment: Hand-Cut
Mohs Hardness: 6-1/2 to 7
Hand-cut double-point focal of blue chalcedony, set in sterling silver, makes a lovely addition to necklaces. Chalcedony is believed to have been named after an ancient town, Chalcedon, in Asia Minor. In those times, chalcedony was used for cameos--carved gemstones featuring a raised relief image. Sizes, shapes and colors may vary with handcrafted items.

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Gemstone Grading Chart
Mohs Scale of Hardness chart
Chalcedony Meaning and Properties
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