black jet rough stones
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| navigate by keyword : rock geology black sand crystals stones rocks mineral specimens metaphysical healing properties energy lapidary club hound fossicker fossick gem jet rough used neolithic period carving amulets protection created formalized remains driftwood saltwater hardest victorian era queen victoria popular jewelry worn times mourning reference stone colour |
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| Black Jet has been used since the Neolithic period in carving and amulets and was widely used for protection. It is created from the formalized remains of driftwood (saltwater driftwood being the hardest Jet). In the Victorian era, Queen Victoria made it very popular for jewelry to be made and worn from it during times of mourning. The saying âJet blackâ comes from a reference to this stone and its black colour. |
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