Norwegischer Unakit / Epidot Anhänger - Handarbeit Highlight Here the fossil shells of

Here the fossil shells of Orthoceras are embedded in black limestone

Gosauschnecke / Actaeonella

Die Entstehung von Achaten

wodurch der Quarz seine namens gebende

Pendant made from Scottish Lewisian Gneiss

Norwegischer Unakit / Epidot Anhänger - Handarbeit Highlight Here the fossil shells ofThis piece of jewelry is a pendant made of unakite, a rock composed of granite with quartz, orthoclase (pink feldspar), and epidote (green). Despite its beauty, unakite is rarely used in jewelry and is therefore relatively unknown. While our unakite comes from Norway, this rock is primarily known in the United States, with deposits in the Unakas Mountains in North Carolina being particularly important, as the rock owes its name to these mountains.