Howlite Gemstones
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Hardness
3.5 on the Mohs scale.
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Occurrence
Named after the discoverer Henry How, a geologist from Nova Scotia. Howlite is found in Canada (Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New Brunswick), and the United States (California).
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Appearance
White, and normally found in an opaque massive form, although there are extremely rare crystals of howlite. Very similar to datolite in appearance.
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Enhancements
White howlite is not enhanced. Howlite can be dyed to imitate other stones such as turquoise, lapis lazuli and others.
More information on gemstone enhancements.
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4.50 ct. total |
8.0mm Cabochon, Round Cut |
Colorless |
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Opaque |
[N] Not enhanced. |
Quantity Available: 48 pairs |
White with greyish streaks. |
Howlite |
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16.24 ct. total |
16.0x12.0mm Cabochon, Oval Cut |
Colorless |
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Opaque |
[N] Not enhanced. |
Quantity Available: 24 pairs |
White with greyish streaks. |
Howlite |
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4.81 ct. total |
10.0x8.0mm Cabochon, Oval Cut |
Colorless |
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Opaque |
[N] Not enhanced. |
Quantity Available: 48 pairs |
White with greyish streaks. |
Howlite |
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