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Aquamarine Ring Mineral The word Selenite comes from The word Selenite comes from the Greek “selenites” Over millions of years the fossil remains of ancient sea creatures have turned to rock and produced this stones for us This item includes an information card about the stone The item you receive may have slight variations from the one photographed
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Aquamarine Ring Mineral The word Selenite comes from

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