Howlite Beads
Howlite Gemstone Beads
Howlite is named after the mineralogist Mr. Henry How of Nova Scotia, who discovered Howlite in 1868. Howlite is thought helpful to those who procrastinate. Used to eliminate rudeness, anger, critical and offensive behavior. Encourages tact, loyalty and decency. Howlite is often confused with Magnesite. Like Magnesite, Howlite takes dye well and is often used to imitate other, more expensive stones, such as Turquoise or Lapis Lazuli. Howlite is rather soft. Care should be used when wearing and cleaning. Natural howlite is a soft, opaque snowy white semi-precious gemstone with pastel gray streak veining. It offers a pure sense of beauty. Check out our Magnesite Beads as Well -- It's actually the gemstone most mistakenly call Howlite.
Howlite is named after the mineralogist Mr. Henry How of Nova Scotia, who discovered Howlite in 1868. Howlite is thought helpful to those who procrastinate. Used to eliminate rudeness, anger, critical and offensive behavior. Encourages tact, loyalty and decency. Howlite is often confused with Magnesite. Like Magnesite, Howlite takes dye well and is often used to imitate other, more expensive stones, such as Turquoise or Lapis Lazuli. Howlite is rather soft. Care should be used when wearing and cleaning. Natural howlite is a soft, opaque snowy white semi-precious gemstone with pastel gray streak veining. It offers a pure sense of beauty. Check out our Magnesite Beads as Well -- It's actually the gemstone most mistakenly call Howlite.
