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Phenalope

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One of the gems found on Arelith. A singularly beautiful stone, phenalope is dusty pink in color, dramatically marked with black streaks. Even when mounted in jewelry, phenalope maintains a rough texture, pocked with tiny holes that cannot be polished out. For some, this is part of the stone's attraction, and they wear it as a symbol of their own tenacious natures. Phenalope, also known as rhodonite, was related to the less valuable rhodochrosite.

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Phenalope crystal. iRocks.com – CC-BY-SA-3.0

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A singularly beautiful stone, phenalope is dusty pink in color, dramatically marked with black streaks. Even when mounted in jewelry, phenalope maintains a rough texture, pocked with tiny holes that cannot be polished out. For some, this is part of the stone's attraction, and they wear it as a symbol of their own tenacious natures. One of the gems found on Arelith. Phenalope, also known as rhodonite, was related to the less valuable rhodochrosite.