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An adorable burger featuring calcite, aventurine and agate. The calcite even contains white flecks, mimicking the appearance of sesame seeds. Add a joyous, whimsical crystal to your collection!

Calcite Orange

Stone of Joy

Solar Plexus Chakra

Holistic Healing:

Traditionally associated with creativity, confidence and a sunny, playful energy. In crystal lore it is also linked to energy and creativity, and to a sunny, playful mood.

Metaphysical Traditions:

Aligned with the Sacral Chakra and regarded in tradition as a stone for shaking off lethargy.

Happy Burger Carving with Calcite, Aventurine & Agate

Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 1 review

£39.99

Quantity

Only 1 left in stock

Composition
Aventurine - SiO2 with fuchsite/mica inclusions (rock)

Calcite - CaCO3

Agate - SiO2

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Based on 1 review

1 review

RainbowFeb 18, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Both me and my son love this shop and often buy from here. You can feel the love in each box. My son saw this cute burger and begged me to purchase. I didn't need too much convincing to be fair haha. He loves his burger crystal. Thank you 😊

About Calcite Orange –

Orange Calcite is a cheerful, translucent orange form of calcite that seems to glow in daylight. Its warm colour and affordable price make it one of the most popular stones in our shop.

It forms in large masses and veins where calcium-rich waters deposit calcite, with traces of iron giving the orange colour. Much of the world's supply comes from northern Mexico.

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Cool Facts –

Ancient Egyptians carved translucent white Calcite (often called Egyptian alabaster) into canopic jars and ornamental vessels found in royal tombs.

Pure Calcite is naturally colourless — its many colours, from warm orange to blue, green and red, come from different trace mineral impurities picked up as it forms.

Calcite fizzes in a drop of weak acid, a simple test geologists use in the field to tell it apart from similar-looking minerals.

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