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PostPosted: Dec 06, 2021 14:49    Post subject: Is honey calcite real?  

I see it all over ebay, I even bought a crystal, but I can't seem to find it listed online on any websites other than crystal healing sites. I am beginning to think this isn't a real stone which I find odd if it isn't because the seller I buy stones from always sells real stuff.
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PostPosted: Dec 06, 2021 15:07    Post subject: Re: Is honey calcite real?  

I have never heard the term "honey calcite" before, but there is plenty of honey-colored calcite around. If you are concerned, do an acid test to see if it is calcite.
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PostPosted: Dec 06, 2021 15:28    Post subject: Re: Is honey calcite real?  

Its marketing to get people to buy something otherwise undesirable, its nothing new or rare or special. Just like Champagne diamonds are a marketing term to massively overprice brown diamonds, which nobody wants to buy their girlfriends, but Champagne obviously is more luxurious a term. ebay is full of such non-recognised naming practices to sell garbage. Happy buying.
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