Pietersit<\/a> ist eine faserige, brekzienartige Variet\u00e4t von Quarz mit Einschl\u00fcssen von Amphibolen, wie Krokydolith. Er ist bekannt f\u00fcr seine lebhafte Chatoyanz und seine dynamischen Farbmuster in Blau-, Gold-, Rotbraun- und manchmal Grau- oder Schwarzt\u00f6nen. Aufgrund seines zerkl\u00fcfteten und wieder zementierten Aussehens wird Pietersit auch als \"Sturmstein\" bezeichnet.<\/p>\n Pietersit wurde erstmals 1962 in Namibia und sp\u00e4ter in China entdeckt. Der Stein entsteht, wenn faserige Mineralien wie das Tigerauge durch geologische Prozesse im Quarz gebrochen, bewegt und wieder geh\u00e4rtet werden. Seine chemische Basis ist SiO\u2082, und seine H\u00e4rte liegt zwischen 6,5 und 7 auf der Mohs-Skala.<\/p>\n Quellen: <\/strong> Unsere Halsketten sind in verschiedenen Ausf\u00fchrungen erh\u00e4ltlich, darunter facettierte, kugelf\u00f6rmige, geteilte und geknotete Halsketten. Derzeit sind alle Halsketten in unserem Sortiment 45 cm lang, was einer Standardtragel\u00e4nge f\u00fcr die meisten Halsgr\u00f6\u00dfen entspricht. Die verwendeten Perlen oder Splitter variieren in Form und Ausf\u00fchrung, was jeder Kette einen einzigartigen Charakter verleiht. <\/p>\n Die Gr\u00f6\u00dfe der Perlen variiert je nach Art der Kette, von etwa 4 mm bei den feineren Modellen bis zu etwa 8 mm bei den etwas gr\u00f6beren Ausf\u00fchrungen. Bei gespaltenen Ketten werden ungleiche Steinst\u00fccke verwendet, wobei die Spaltung zwischen 5 und 10 mm variiert, was ein nat\u00fcrliches Aussehen ergibt. 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Mindat.org<\/a>, Gemdat.org<\/a>, Wikipedia - Pietersit<\/a><\/small><\/p>\n