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Amazonite stone that has been shaped into a wand. Amazonite is an igneous rock of the microcline feldspar variety. It is commonly mined in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado, and Virignia Morefield Mine in USA, along with the Ilmen Mountains in Russia, and the countries of Madagascar, Brazil, Namibia, India, Canada, and Ethiopia. Madagascar and Brazil are the common locations for mining gem-grade Amazonite.
Amazonite stone that has been shaped into a wand. Amazonite is an igneous rock of the microcline feldspar variety. It is commonly mined in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado, and Virignia Morefield Mine in USA, along with the Ilmen Mountains in Russia, and the countries of Madagascar, Brazil, Namibia, India, Canada, and Ethiopia. Madagascar and Brazil are the common locations for mining gem-grade Amazonite.
