Hematite Palm Stone Selenite Candleholder yet it draws a red-brown

yet it draws a red-brown line

For working rooms where a softer register suits

The aromatic profile here sits between the two - lighter than a classical absolute

The Mysore sandalwood for the slower hour

engraved with the Flower of Life - the six-fold overlapping-circle geometric pattern that appears in decorative-art traditions from Egyptian temple inscriptions to Roman mosaics

Hematite Palm Stone Selenite Candleholder yet it draws a red-brownHematite a mirror bright silver grey with real weight in the palm, iron oxide, the densest stone in the range. Polished to a metallic shine, yet it draws a red brown line. From Brazil, a palm stone. It is the principal ore of iron, and the weight is the tell: lift it and the heft is the first thing the hand notices, the mark of so much iron. Drawn across unglazed porcelain it leaves a red brown line, the rust red that names it, from the Greek haima,