Barytes from Strontian, Scotland rock thin section Geology Pendant (P63)

A thin rock section of Barytes was viewed using crossed polarising filters. Barytes is an ore Rock and contains Barium Sulphate, also known as Heavy Spar. From the lead mines at Strontian, Lochaber. Scotland. This was where the element Strontium was discovered, and named after the village. This is the only major element named after a place, anywhere.

These colourful and interesting microscope photo pendants are 22mm in diameter and measure 34mm from the top of the bail to the bottom of the pendant. The pendants are silver plated and supplied with an 18 inch (45cm) silver plated chain. (If you require a different length chain please put a note in the 'special instructions' box in checkout).
The image has been printed onto glossy metal which is sealed underneath a glass magnifying dome. As the images are printed onto metal there are reflections from both the metal and the glass resulting in the image having more 'depth'.

Supplied in a gift box complete with a description of the image.

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(Image courtesy of Rob Gill, GeoSec)