Red Planet Obsidian Pendant - 1.103" rockinaboxfulgurite bismuth’s relatively low melting point

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We have classified these specimens based on their dominant color

Red Planet Obsidian Pendant - 1.103" rockinaboxfulgurite bismuth’s relatively low melting pointRed Planet Obsidian is a volcanic glass found in northwestern Mexico. The material is perlite, meaning this glass formed with water present that evaporated during its formation, increasing its volume and infusing it with globules. Within these pockets, a mixture of feldspar crystals and hematite has produced stunning blooms of reds and oranges. This pendant contains a polished 1. 103" sample of Red Planet Obsidian set into a sterling silver bezel. It