Ruby Zoisite Tumbled Chips, 1 lb, 5-7mm

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A pound of ruby zoisite tumbled chips, 5 to 7mm, from China: anyolite in its smallest cut, green zoisite and true ruby corundum tumbled to the craft-and-grid gauge, sold by the bag . The earth's partnership by the handful.Key Features of These ChipsRuby zoisite. Natural green zoisite with true ruby corundum.5-7mm chips. The craft, jar, and grid gauge.A full pound. Hundreds of chips per bag.Product Details Material: natural ruby zoisite (anyolite), tumbled chips 5-7mm; origin China Weight: approximately 1 lb; ruby-to-green ratio varies honestly through the bag SKU: GCTZOSRB The Partnership by the HandfulChips are the crystal shelf's loose currency: the gauge for spell jars and charm bags, grid borders, candle dishes, roller-bottle charging, resin craft, and the pinch-work customs that want stone by the spoonful rather than the specimen. Ruby zoisite chips carry the pairing's two files in miniature, ruby's vitality inside zoisite's renewal per Judy Hall, and the pound bag supplies a season of jars and borders with green-and-red to spare. Every scoop maps differently, which is the earth's honest arithmetic. The chips empower nothing on their own, as we say plainly at every gauge; they portion an old partnership into whatever the practice builds.How To Use These Chips Spoon them into spell jars and charm bags. Border grids and ring candle dishes. Charge roller bottles and craft resin where the custom calls. Cleanse with smoke or moonlight in your custom. Pairs Well With Ruby Zoisite Untumbled, 1 lb: the raw chunks beside the chips. Ruby Zoisite Palm Stone: the specimen cut. Red Cotton Bag, 3 x 4 in: charm bags for the filling. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is ruby zoisite?The earth's own pairing, called anyolite: genuine green zoisite grown through with true ruby corundum.What are chips used for?The pinch-work customs: spell jars, charm bags, grid borders, candle dishes, and craft, stone by the spoonful.How many chips per pound?Hundreds at the 5-7mm gauge: a season's supply for jar and grid work. Show more