Cumberlandite "Ian" Teas as well as up-to-date translations

as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators

This piece also features a bit of Epidote

Cordyceps (Cordyceps militaris) Mushroom*

shiny gold and suspended on dainty “fish hook” style ear wires

Cumberlandite "Ian" Teas as well as up-to-date translationsReally cool Cumberlandite piece. Please note, the magnetic ball shown in the photo and video is not included; it is there to demonstrate the stone's magnetism. Found exclusively on a 4 acre piece of land in Cumberland, Rhode Island, Cumberlandite is a rare igneous rock formed about 1. 5 billion years ago. Thanks to its high iron and titanium content, Cumberlandite is magnetic and was historically used to make cannonballs. Known to be a stone of