Rhyolite Tumbled Stone Gemstone Jewelry Chain Pendant - A Quality #0175

Rhyolite Tumbled Stone Pendant – with Fabric Cord

A beautiful rhyolite tumbled stone pendant, captivating with its varied coloring and fine, natural texture.
The harmonious blend of green, beige, brown, and ochre tones makes each piece a unique natural specimen.
Its soft earthy colors and smooth, polished surface give the pendant a calm yet lively appearance.

Measuring approximately 33 × 26 mm, this pendant is comfortable to wear and a stylish eye-catcher.
The 2.5 mm drill hole is ideal for leather cords, omega necklaces, or delicate silver chains.

The included black fabric cord (approx. 80 cm) is soft, supple, and ensures high wearing comfort.
You will receive the rhyolite pendant shown – a naturally beautiful piece of jewelry that delights with its color diversity.

Product Details

• Gemstone: Rhyolite (tumbled stone, untreated)

• Color: Green, Beige, Brown, Ocher – with fine, natural patterning

• Size: approx. 33 × 26 mm (L × W)

• Drill hole: approx. 2.5 mm – suitable for leather cords, omega necklaces & delicate silver chains

• Cord: Black fabric cord, approx. 80 cm long

• Wearing comfort: Soft, skin-friendly & supple

• Scope of delivery: Pendant as pictured including fabric cord

Geological Data

• Mineral class: Silicates (volcanic rock)

• Chemical composition: Mainly SiO₂ – silicon dioxide, with feldspar and quartz components

• Crystal system: Micro- to cryptocrystalline

• Hardness (Mohs): 6 – 7

• Density: approx. 2.5 – 2.7 g/cm³

Deposits

Rhyolite is a volcanic rock found in various regions of the Earth.
Known deposits are in Australia, Mexico, Iceland, Germany, and the USA.
Depending on the origin, the stones display different color nuances and structures, making each piece a unique natural product.

Special Features

• Genuine natural stone with individual grain

• Polished surface with a gentle sheen

• Earthy, harmonious color composition

• Immediately wearable with fabric cord

• Each piece is a unique natural specimen