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All About SPINY OYSTER SHELL Gemstones

Spiny Oyster Shell Meaning

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The term Spiny in the name for the gemstone comes from the thorns or spiny projections that can be seen on the outer surface of the oyster shell. The Oyster Shell in the gem name is reflective of the shell of the spiny oyster, a type of bivalve mollusk found in oceans, especially in the Sea of Cortez.

Spiny Oyster Shell Properties

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Spiny Oyster Shell possesses many physical characteristics making it a unique gemstone. Spiny Oyster Shell includes a deep range of reds, purples, oranges, and yellows. The gem is typically translucent in nature with intricate patterns, spines, or ridges. On Mohs hardness scale, the gemstone ranks between 3.5 to 4, making it a soft stone as compared to other hard stones like Ruby or Opals.

Spiny Oyster Shell Healing Properties

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Spiny Oyster Shell displays metaphysical and healing benefits that promote the feelings of emotional stability and vitality. The gemstone enhances intuition, self-expression, fostering inner strength and empowerment.

Spiny Oyster Jewelry

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Jewelry made out of Spiny Oyster Shell displays vibrant shades, showcasing natural beauty of this gemstone. Adorned into delicate necklaces, bracelets, earrings rings, or pendants, Spiny Oyster exudes warmth and adds a touch of charm to all kinds of outfits.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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1. Where is Spiny Oyster Shell Sourced From?

Spiny Oyster Shell is majorly sourced from the Sea of Cortez, primarily off the coasts of Bajaj California and Mexico.

2. Where Can I Buy Spiny Oyster Shell Gemstone Online?

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3. What is the Price of a Spiny Oyster Shell Gemstone?

Spiny Oyster Shell price per carat depends on factors like its colors, size, gemstone quality, etc. Usually, the price per carat for this gemstone ranges from $15 to $60.

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