Falkenauge
Falkenauge hat seinen Namen im 19. Jhd bekommen, aufgrund seiner faserigen Struktur, die im richtigen Schliff einen wogenden Lichtschimmer hervorbringt, welche an Tieraugen erinnert. Synonyme sind Katzenaugen-Quarz und Schillerquarz. Falkenauge wird oft mit Tigerauge verwechselt.
Falkenauge findet man in Südafrika, und hat die Farben blauschwarz bis blaugrün mt schillernden Flächen.
Mineralklasse der Oxide
Formel: SiO2 + Na2(Mg,Fe,Al)5(OH/Si4O11)2
Mohshärte: 7
Dichte: 2,64 - 2,71
Spaltbarkeit: keine, faseriger Bruch
Strichfarbe: bleigrau
Transparenz: undurchsichtig
Heilwirkung
Überblick, Distanz, hilft bei Nervosität, innerer Ruhe, Stimmungsschwankungen, Entschiedungsschwierigkeiten
Falkenauge
Hawkeye tumbled stone size approx. 2 - 3 cm Hawk's eyes get their name from their fibrous structure , which remotely resembles tiger's eyes. The only known occurrence is in South Africa. The colour is blue-black to...
€4.00 *
Hawkeye drop pendant laterally drilled for leather straps Size approx. 3 cm From the dark falcon eye the golden yellow tiger eye can arise under special conditions Hawkeye stands for overview and distance is supposed to help...
€8.00 *
Hawkeye Ball Diameter approx. 7 cm Hawk's eyes get their name from their fibrous structure, which remotely resembles tiger's eyes. The only known occurrence is in South Africa. The colour is blue-black to bluish-green....
€94.00 *
Hawkeye gemstone ball Diameter approx. 6 cm Hawk's eyes get their name from their fibrous structure, which remotely resembles tiger's eyes. The only known occurrence is in South Africa. The colour is blue-black to...
€65.00 *
Hawkeye ball Diameter approx. 5 cm Hawk's eyes get their name from their fibrous structure, which remotely resembles tiger's eyes. The only known occurrence is in South Africa. The colour is blue-black to bluish-green....
€54.00 *
