Japanese Natural Karst Stalactite 8mm Bead Bracelet 18.7g (ID:89709)
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- Product Name: Japanese Natural Karst Stalactite 8mm Bead Bracelet 18.7g (ID:89709)
- Size: Bead Size: approx. 8mm × 24 beads Inner circumference:approx. 17cm
- Weight: 18.7g
- Origin: Japan, Ehime
- Metal Material: None
[Product Description]
This item is crafted from rare Japanese natural stone.
◆ The product photos show the actual item you will receive. A certificate issued by the Japan Stones Association and a mineral description are included.
◆ A karst plateau spreads across the border of Ehime and Kochi prefectures.
◆ Karst is a calcareous land where rain falling on the earth
◆ The limestone dissolves, creating spaces that become limestone caves.
◆ Ehime Prefecture has a very long cave spanning 500 meters.
◆ This calcareous land stretches from southern Ehime Prefecture to Kochi Prefecture.
◆ ancient coral reefs from when it was near the equator did not fossilize but
◆ It is said to be what remained leaving only the calcareous matter.
◆ It is one of Japan's Top 100 Caves and is now a natural monument of Ehime Prefecture
◆ It is designated, and collecting rough stones is now prohibited.
- Size: Bead Size: approx. 8mm × 24 beads Inner circumference:approx. 17cm
- Weight: 18.7g
- Origin: Japan, Ehime
- Metal Material: None
[Product Description]
This item is crafted from rare Japanese natural stone.
◆ The product photos show the actual item you will receive. A certificate issued by the Japan Stones Association and a mineral description are included.
◆ A karst plateau spreads across the border of Ehime and Kochi prefectures.
◆ Karst is a calcareous land where rain falling on the earth
◆ The limestone dissolves, creating spaces that become limestone caves.
◆ Ehime Prefecture has a very long cave spanning 500 meters.
◆ This calcareous land stretches from southern Ehime Prefecture to Kochi Prefecture.
◆ ancient coral reefs from when it was near the equator did not fossilize but
◆ It is said to be what remained leaving only the calcareous matter.
◆ It is one of Japan's Top 100 Caves and is now a natural monument of Ehime Prefecture
◆ It is designated, and collecting rough stones is now prohibited.
