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This specimen of Dolomite is from the Kintore open cut, the South Mine, Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia and was collected in the early 1990’s. The specimen weighs 66g and measures 3.5cm x 3.5cm x 2.5cm. Very aesthetic small piece from this famous location featuring Snow White Dolomite over Botryoidal Geothite with a couple of small sections of red Botryoidal also visible.

The Kintore open cut mine was active from the late 1980s to 1996, known for a wealth of secondary mineral species, that worked the remaining oxide portion of the southern end of the Broken Hill Lode.

Dolomite:-

Named in 1791 by Nicolas Théodore de Saussure in honour of the French mineralogist and geologist, Déodat (Dieudonné) Guy Sylvain Tancrède Gratet de Dolomieu. He discovered a specimen of what would eventually be called dolomite during his participation in Napoleon Bonaparte's expedition into Egypt in 1798.\n \nDolomite is usually found as druzes or clusters of small rhombohedral crystals with a somewhat "saddle"-like shape, white to tan to pink in colour or in massive outcrops of low grade material. Dolomite, also known as dolomitic limestone, magnesian limestone, or dolostone, is a sedimentary rock composed of Calcium and Magnesium Carbonate It forms through the process of dolomitization, where Calcium Carbonate, or Limestone undergoes partial or full transformation.

Dolomite rock is quarried, crushed, and ground into various fractions for diverse applications. It is widely used in agriculture to improve soil quality, in refractories due to its magnesium content, and in the paint and plastics industries as a filler material.

Dolomite invigorates our entire chakra system while grounding our emotions into the physical realm. If you often find yourself out of balance, Dolomite's energies focus on centring our emotional and physical bodies. This mineral harnesses its element by rooting one's aura deep into the core of the earth. Here, we can tap into Mother Earth's energies and intentions so that we may begin to reprogram our chakra system to be fully aligned once more.

If you are one that is eager to clear your headspace of unneeded, self-deprecating thoughts and would like to tap into Mother Earth’s energies for guidance, Dolomite is a stone that you should be working with. When one is fully aligned with their chakra system, their decisions and thoughts will be of pure and decisive intent. Strong, fiery emotions are cooled by this nurturing stone.

This talisman for centeredness can help assist those who may have a hard time connecting with their spiritual selves. Dolomite helps in connecting your true-self to the spiritual world, bringing out new refreshing thoughts and ideas. When we find ourselves connected to nature, we are tapping into an unlimited power channel given to us by Mother Earth. Nature is what created us, it is responsible for our existence, and with Dolomite we can transmute this energy to assist our body in necessary healing.