Mineral Specimens - Natural Hematite (Approx. 20 Pieces per Tray)

This hematite mineral specimen tray contains natural iron oxide formations in assorted massive and metallic forms. Each piece varies in shape, density, and surface lustre, showcasing the natural variation of hematite specimens.

Product Specifications

Net Weight: 3700g/Tray
Shipping Weight: 3700g
Approx. Quantity: 20 pieces

• Natural hematite mineral specimens
• Metallic grey to black surface lustre
• Each piece unique in shape and structure
• Suitable for display or collection use
• Tray-packed bulk mineral set

Materials/Ingredients

Mineral (Hematite)

Historical & Geological Background

Hematite is an iron oxide mineral (Fe₂O₃) and one of the most abundant iron ores on Earth. It forms in a wide range of geological environments, including sedimentary deposits, hydrothermal veins, and metamorphic rocks.

It is well known for its metallic appearance and for producing a characteristic reddish-brown streak when tested. Throughout history, hematite has been widely used as a primary source of iron and as a pigment (known as red ochre) in ancient art and decoration.