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Item Description
Overview:
This is a stunning, naturally sourced geological specimen discovered along the South Carolina coast. It features a brilliant metallic luster with striking silver, black, and subtle iridescent tones that shift when moved under light.
Key Features:
Type: Metallic Mineral Specimen (Likely Graphite or Micaceous Hematite)
Color: Deep silver/black with a high-metallic sheen
Texture: Layered, crystalline structure with visible "flaking" typical of micaceous minerals.
Origin: Hand-collected on the coast of South Carolina.
Condition: Natural, unpolished, and raw.
Collector's Note:
The way this piece catches the light makes it a perfect display specimen for any rock and mineral collection. Its unique coastal origin adds a great story to its geological beauty
