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Macro View of Tiger Iron Royalty Free Stock Photo

Roasted tiger prawns in iron grilling pan with fresh leek, lemon, bread and pesto sauce over black background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Many roasted tiger prawns shrimps background, close view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tiger shrimps in a ceramic plate, close view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Prawns Shrimps roasted with lemon and garlic in iron pan. Top view. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Roasted tiger prawns in iron grilling pan on wooden board with fresh leek, lemon slices, pepper, bread and pesto sauce Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fried baby Shrimps served on iron pan and fresh herbs and ingredients. Top view, flat lay Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close view of tiger prawn shrimps roasted with lemon garlic and wine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seafood dinner. Grilled tiger prawns in grilling pan with fresh lemon, garlic, bread over wooden background, top view. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tiger Iron is a special combination of stones that can only be found in Western Australia. The stone consists of banded layers of Hematite, Red Jasper, and Tiger Eye. Tiger Iron is one of the oldest stones weÃ¢â¬â¢ve ever worked with, being formed more than 2.2 billion years ago. This unique stone was formed by Iron bearing Quartz Tiger Eye & Jasper replacing the mineral Crocidolite. The name derives from the inclusion of Iron and Tiger Eye, with Tiger Eye and Red Jasper being members of the Quartz family. Most Tiger Iron on the market is sold as palm stones, tumbled pocket stones, small obelisk carvings, as well as beautiful jewelry. Although this mineral is rare, it`s very common for jewelers to cut and cab this stone due to it having a similar hardness to Quartz.