Staurolite
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About Staurolite
Staurolite is a characteristic metamorphic mineral that forms brown to reddish-brown prismatic crystals, famous for their natural cruciform (cross-shaped) twinning at 60° or 90° angles, which has given rise to legends and religious significance in many cultures. These naturally formed cross-shaped crystals, called fairy crosses, are found in schists and gneisses in Virginia and North Carolina, USA, France, and Scotland, and have been worn as amulets since medieval times. Its distinctive twinning habit makes it one of the most recognizable minerals in nature.
Jewelry Use
Suitable for daily wear