Howlite Bracelet - CALM
Chalk-white howlite beads veined with fine grey spiderwebbing — a quiet, marble-like stone that softens any stack.
Howlite is a borate mineral discovered in 1868 in a Nova Scotia gypsum quarry by Henry How, the chemist it's named after. It is so often dyed to imitate turquoise that natural white howlite has become the rarer sight.
- Genuine natural white howlite
- Available in 6mm, 8mm round beads
- Hand-strung on durable stretch cord
- Includes a White Howlite Collector's Card
Care: Howlite is soft and porous (Mohs 3.5) — keep it away from perfume, oils, and water. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Part of our White Howlite collection — explore raw specimens, towers, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Original: $34.00
-65%$34.00
$11.90
Description
Chalk-white howlite beads veined with fine grey spiderwebbing — a quiet, marble-like stone that softens any stack.
Howlite is a borate mineral discovered in 1868 in a Nova Scotia gypsum quarry by Henry How, the chemist it's named after. It is so often dyed to imitate turquoise that natural white howlite has become the rarer sight.
- Genuine natural white howlite
- Available in 6mm, 8mm round beads
- Hand-strung on durable stretch cord
- Includes a White Howlite Collector's Card
Care: Howlite is soft and porous (Mohs 3.5) — keep it away from perfume, oils, and water. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Part of our White Howlite collection — explore raw specimens, towers, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
