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Aventurescence

by ngl / Saturday, 04 March 2017 / Published in

Aventurescence

Impact brought on by small inclusions of the mineral having a surface that is extremely reflectivecommonly Hematite, Pyrite, or Goethite) which in turn causes it to exhibit a glistening impact when rotated or looked at different points, just as if it is pasted with glitter. The name hails from Aventurine, an assortment that is green of the exhibits this effect. This impact can also be called aventurization.

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