Dr. Liesegang Drumstone Gemstone Jewelry Necklaces Pendants - A Quality #6312

Gemstone Tumbled Stone Pendant from Dr. Liesegang – with fabric ribbon

An extraordinary Dr. Liesegang pendant, which impresses with its fascinating, ring-shaped structures and natural bandings.
These distinctive patterns – also known as Liesegang rings – are formed by geological processes in sedimentary rocks and give the stone its unique, graphic appearance.
The polished tumbled stone displays warm earth tones, harmonious gradients, and rhythmic lines – each piece a distinctive natural unique item.

With a size of approx. 34 × 23 mm, the pendant is comfortable to wear and at the same time an expressive eye-catcher.
The drilling of approx. 2.5 mm is ideal for leather straps, omega necklaces or fine silver chains, so that the stone remains versatile.

The included black fabric ribbon (approx. 80 cm) is soft, flexible and supple for a particularly comfortable wearing experience.
You will receive the pictured Dr. Liesegang pendant – a stone full of natural beauty and geological uniqueness.

Product Details

• Gemstone: Dr. Liesegang (tumbled stone, polished)

• Appearance: Natural bandings & ring-shaped structures

• Colors: Warm natural tones, beige–brown–ochre

• Size: approx. 34 × 23 mm (L × W)

• Drilling: approx. 2.5 mm – suitable for leather straps, omega necklaces & thin silver chains

• Ribbon: Black fabric ribbon, approx. 80 cm

• Comfort: Soft, skin-friendly & supple

• Scope of delivery: Pictured gemstone pendant including fabric ribbon

• Unique jewelry: Each structure is a geologically unique pattern

Geological Data

• Mineral class: Depending on the host rock – often silicates or sedimentary rocks

• Special feature: Liesegang rings – rhythmic chemical precipitation patterns in the rock

• Hardness: Varies depending on the matrix, mostly in the range 5–7 (Mohs)

• Density: typically 2.5–2.7 g/cm³

Locations

Liesegang structures occur worldwide in various rocks, including in
Germany, India, USA, Australia and Brazil.
The distinctive rings are formed by natural diffusion and precipitation processes.

Special Features

• Characteristic Liesegang rings

• Warm, earthy play of colors

• Harmoniously polished tumbled stone

• Immediately wearable with fabric ribbon

• Expressive, geologically rare unique piece