Glass Memory Locket Phosphosiderite 23 inch over the head Necklace

Phosphosiderite is a type of Iron phosphate. Phosphosiderite is known to help with stress, relationships, joy, communication and protection. 

Phosphosiderite was discovered in Arnsberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany in 1858 by Alfred Lewis Oliver Legrand Des Cloizeaux. He wrongfully identified this newly found crystal as a type of Hureaulite and was renamed in 1890 by Willy Bruhns and Karl Heinrich Emil Georg BuSz. They chose to rename it after the chemical composition of the mineral, with siderite coming from the Greek word sideros for Iron. 

The necklace is made up of 8mm round beads and 4mm faceted beads with a Stainless Steel Glass memory locket. The locket can be opened by twisting the locket.