Sunburst Feather Dream Catcher with Velveteen - Black & Brown - 16x50cm long - NEW125 Sea Shells and Japan law Cleavage: None

and Japan law Cleavage: None Fracture: Conchoidal Mohs scale hardness: 7-lower in impure varieties Luster: Vitreous/glossy Streak: White Diaphaneity: Transparent to translucent Specific gravity: 2

Huge deposits of hematite are found in banded iron formations

Red/Orange Specific gravity: 3

The first crystal pictured is the available Mongolian quartz

Sunburst Feather Dream Catcher with Velveteen - Black & Brown - 16x50cm long - NEW125 Sea Shells and Japan law Cleavage: NoneSunburst Feather Dream Catcher with Velveteen Black & Brown 16x50cm long Dreamcatchers have been used for centuries by First Nations Peoples across North America to help protect individuals from bad dreams and negative energies. Originally, dream catchers were created with round willow hoops (that represent the circle of life), and woven to resemble a spiders web. The web was believed to catch the negative dreams, and the empty space in the middle was