Hackmanite

• 500 Natural Raw Hackmanite for cabbing
• Sizes under 1 to 10 gram plus sizes
• Nice purple color
• no treatment
• clarity: Opaque to semi transparent
• Origin: Afghanistan

A very nice small rare hackmanite specimen on calcite. This purple hackmanite is mined in Afghanistan. This stone is UV Reactive.

Key Features Of Hackmanite

• Stone Type: Raw Hackmanite mineral Specimen
• Total Weight: 20.3 grams
• Dimension: 31 x 37 x 16.9 mm (W x H x T)
• Quality: Damage Free
• Size: Cabinet Size
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Afghanistan

Enjoy the Rare fluorescent Sodalite Hackmanite from Badakhshan, Afghanistan. The total weight of Hackmanite is 15.40 grams which is very aesthetic due to beautiful pinkish purple color.

Product Details

• Stone Type: UV Reactive Hackmanite
• Weight : 15.40 Grams
• Dimensions: H: 36.9mm x W: 26.5 mm x D: 14.23 mm
• Specimen Type: Cabinet size
• Treatment: No
• Quality: Damage Free
• Origin: Badakhshan, Afghanistan

This is rough Hackmanite stones package consisted on 500 grams deal for lapidary artists. The stones reacts under UV light and glow to orange to pink.

Details:

• Stone: Hackmanite Rough Stones for Lapidary
• Total Weight: 500 Grams
• Sizes: under 1 to 15 grams more or less
• Clarity: Opaque to Transluscent with mostly to Opaque Quality
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Afghanistan

Where I can Use raw Hackmanite Stones?

1. Cut and make Cabochons
2. Tumbled Stone making
3. Create carving on them like making flowers, leaves
4. Create beads from them
5. Use them as raw stones in raw gems jewelry
6. Create wire-wrapped jewelry
7. Use for healing stones

This is very nice mixed facet grade Stone lot of various gemstones and crystals combined to-gather in one deal. It will give opportunity for faceting experts to work on different stones. The deal include the rare stones also. Have a look at the deal:-

Aquamarine: ______ 2 Piece / 22 carats and 2.70 carats
Rare Rhodonite Crystal: ______ 1 Piece / 14.70 carats
Amber: ______ 1 Piece / 4.35 carats
Amethyst: ______ 1 Piece / 12.70 carats
Lavender Quartz: ______ 1 Piece / 13.7 carats
Mali Garnets: ______ 2 Piece / 9.25 carats
Rare Chrome Diopside: ______ 2 Piece / 4.70 carats
Sunstone: ______ 3 Piece / 4.35 carats
Citrine: ______ 15 Piece / 8carats
Tourmaline: ______ 30 Piece / 24.9 carats
Rare Hackmanite Fluorescent: ______ 25 carats / Average 0.30 carats

Other Details

• Total Weight: ________ 150 carats
• Clarity: _____Semi transparent, translucent, VS, VVS, Eye Clean
• Treatment: _____ No
• Locations: _____ Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Madagascar, Brazil, Mali, Nigeria, Tanzania

Note: Contact for creating more deals like this in customised order

Key details of the Facet Rough Stones:

Prasiolite: -------2 pieces / 29 carats , 23 carats - Eye Clean
orthoclass: ------1 piece - 6 carats - VS
Citrine: ----------1 pieces - 13.5 carats - Eye Clean
Lavandar Quartz: -----1 pieces - 8.8 carats - Loupe Clean
Kunzite: ----------1 piece- 4.8 carats - Eye Clean
Scapolite: --------3 pieces - 8 carats, 4.4, 1.9 carats - Semi transparent
Aquamarine: -----1 piece - 7.2 carats - semi transparent
Hackmanite: -----1 piece - 3.7 carats - translucent
Tsavorite: --------2 piece - 3 carats, 2 carats - included
peridot: ----------1 piece - 2.6 carats - vs
Emeralds :------- 5 pieces - 0.60, 1.7, 1, 1.65, 1,20 - translucent quality

Origin: -----------Africa, Brazil, Afghanistan, Pakistan

Here is Hackmanite stone. This is 33 carat Package of a rare Hackmanite stone. Origin from Afghanistan. sizes under 1 to 10 carat . colour purplish pink.

Features of Hackmanite Rare Gems.

• Total Stone: Raw Hackmanite
• Total weight: 33 carats
• Sizes: under 1 to 10 carats
• Average: 0.40 carats
• colour: Purplish pink, Bluish Purple, Bluish Pink
• Clarity: Semi transparent to Si
• Phenomena: fluorescent / Glows under UV Light
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Afghanistan

Here is parcel of Raw Hackmanite stone. This is 2kg Package of a rare Hackmanite stone from Afghanistan.

• Stone Name: Hackmanite
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting
• Sizes: under 1 to 5 gram plus
• Location: Afghanistan
• treatment: No
• Fluorescent under UV light

Have you heard about the captivating mineral called Hackmanite? It's part of the Sodalite family and has some pretty amazing features. One of the most fascinating things about Hackmanite is that it can change color when it's exposed to sunlight. This process is called tenebrescence, and it means that the mineral can shift from one color to another depending on the light it's exposed to. For example, a yellow Hackmanite can turn pink when it's out in the sun, but the pink color fades when it's kept in the dark. This is a pretty unique trait and makes Hackmanite a popular choice for mineral enthusiasts and collectors.

But that's not all! Hackmanite also glows under UV light, which makes it look even more stunning. The mineral can absorb UV radiation and then emit it as visible light, which creates a beautiful effect. The fluorescent colors of Hackmanite can range from yellow-green to blue-violet, and it all depends on the impurities in the crystal.

Hackmanite comes in a variety of colors, like grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, and blue. Although it's most commonly found in a soft white hue, the crystal formations are truly breathtaking. The cubic and octahedral shapes are especially beautiful and add to the mineral's allure.

If you're a history buff, you might be interested to know that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901. It was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a respected Finnish geologist who made notable contributions to the field. Today, you can find Hackmanite in many countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia.

In conclusion, whether you're a mineral enthusiast or just appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to captivate and impress. Its ability to change colors and emit a striking glow under UV light makes it truly one-of-a-kind. So why not add a piece of Hackmanite to your collection and experience its beauty for yourself?

Looking for a rare and unique Fluorescent gemstone? Here is Hackmanite stone. This is 1kg Package of a rare Hackmanite stone from Afghanistan.

• Stone Name: Hackmanite
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting
• Sizes: under 1 to 5 gram plus
• Location: Afghanistan
• treatment: No
• Fluorescent under UV light

Discover the captivating world of Hackmanite, a mesmerizing mineral that belongs to the Sodalite family. One of its most intriguing features is its ability to change color when exposed to sunlight, a remarkable phenomenon known as tenebrescence. And that's not all, it also emits a striking glow under UV light, revealing its fluorescent qualities.

Hackmanite comes in an array of colors, ranging from grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, to blue. Although it's most commonly found in a soft white hue, its crystal formations are truly stunning, showcasing exquisite cubic and octahedral shapes that add to its allure.

History buffs will be delighted to know that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901, and was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a respected Finnish geologist who made notable contributions to the field.

Today, vast deposits of Hackmanite can be found in several countries such as Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia. Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to captivate and impress.

Looking for a rare and unique gemstone? Explore the fluorescent Hackmanite raw stone deal. Hackmanite stones are UV reactive. They glow pink to orange under UV light. Choose from options your favourite deal matching your budget on Hackmanite stone and start to experience lapidary skills on this rare rough stones.

• Stone Name: Hackmanite
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting
• Sizes: under 1 to 3 gram per piece
• Location: Afghanistan
• Treatment: No
• Fluorescent under UV light

Hackmanite fascinating mineral is a member of the Sodalite family. It is characterized by its ability to change color when exposed to sunlight, a phenomenon known as tenebrescence. It also reflects under UV light, giving it a unique glow when viewed under a black light. This it’s fluorescent under UV light.

Hackmanite can be found in variety of colors, including grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, and blue. However, it is most of the time found in a dusty white hue. Hackmanite crystal formations are equally impressive, with cubic and octahedral shapes that add to its overall visual appeal.

If you're a history buff, you'll appreciate that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901. It was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a renowned Finnish geologist who made significant contributions to the field.

Vast deposits of Hackmanite can be located in several countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia. Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to impress.