Carnelian

Carnelian, a variety of chalcedony, was already used in antiquity for making seals and jewelry. It exhibits hues ranging from orange-red to reddish-brown, due to the presence of iron oxides. The main deposits of carnelian are found in India, Brazil, and Uruguay. Historically, it was prized for its beauty and deep color, making it a popular choice among ancient artisans for creating amulets and various ornaments.

This item is sold individually and measures approximately 2 cm.