Brookite Blade - Mineral mako When used under a heat

When used under a heat lamp

formed by titanium dioxide laced with iron and copper hues

Description: A dreamy blend of soft blue and sandy beige

tree-like silver inclusions—known as dendrites—branch organically through a backdrop of translucent to milky white calcite

bringing out its full visual appeal

Brookite Blade - Mineral mako When used under a heatMined from: Shigar Valley in the Gilgit Baltistan region of Pakistan Description: Brookite is a titanium dioxide mineral (TiO) and one of the three primary polymorphs of TiO, alongside rutile and anatase. It forms in the orthorhombic crystal system, and its rare, striking crystal habits make it a favorite among mineral collectors. While rutile is the most stable form of titanium dioxide, brookite is rarer and prized for its unique crystal formations.