Black Calcite Specimen - Guizhou, China | UV Reactive prehnite crystal talisman Where specimens display golden tones Tourmaline included Quartz Macrame

Name: Black Calcite Specimen - Guizhou, China | UV Reactive prehnite crystal talisman Where specimens display golden tones Tourmaline included Quartz Macrame
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SKU: 64489597449
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Black Calcite Specimen - Guizhou, China | UV Reactive prehnite crystal talisman Where specimens display golden tones Tourmaline included Quartz Macrame

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Black Calcite Specimen Guizhou, China UV Reactive prehnite crystal talisman Where specimens display golden tones Tourmaline included Quartz Macrame Where specimens display golden tones classic Boho style Macrame necklace (** Stand not included) Black Calcite Specimen Double sided cluster UV reactive

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