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Hematite Pairs

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Hematite Pairs For Sale

When acquiring Hematite pairs, expertise is essential. Start by evaluating color; Hematite typically exhibits a metallic silver or gray hue. Look for stones with a rich, lustrous finish, free of any dull or discolored areas. Clarity is not a concern, as Hematite is opaque. Examine the cut for symmetry and uniformity between the stones, ensuring they match well in size and shape. Pay attention to any unique surface patterns, such as natural striations or bands. By focusing on these factors, you'll secure Hematite pairs that showcase the gem's distinctive metallic luster, perfect for jewelry or collectors' specimens.