Natural Abalone Shell (6 - 7 inches) Peruvian Copal Described in 1811 from Greenland

Described in 1811 from Greenland and named for its sodium

The combination of sparkling amethyst and soft calcite creates a visually striking display piece

Known for its distinctive iridescence

set apart from harder things

the same compound that gives lavender its character is present here

Natural Abalone Shell (6 - 7 inches) Peruvian Copal Described in 1811 from GreenlandThe largest size in the three shell range natural abalone shells from the Haliotis genus at 67 inches across. Iridescent nacre interior (the same mineral protein composite that forms pearls), naturally ridged exterior, oceanic colour palette of blues, greens, and purples with the deepest colour shift in the range. A heat safe natural vessel for larger bundles, multi stick palo santo configurations, and herb burns where additional ash space matters not