Thulite
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About Thulite
Thulite is an opaque to translucent rose-pink to reddish variety of the mineral zoisite, whose color is caused by manganese substituting for calcium in the crystal structure, found primarily in Norway, the United States, and Western Australia. It was named after Thule, the ancient mythological name for Norway, where it was first discovered in 1820, and is used extensively for cabochons, carvings, and decorative objects. Its mottled rose-pink appearance with white calcite veining gives it a distinctive organic quality.