Botryoidal hematite from Morocco is a common yet visually distinctive form of iron oxide, characterized by its smooth, rounded, grape-like surface texture. These specimens typically form in low-temperature hydrothermal or weathering environments, where iron-rich fluids precipitate gradually over time. Moroccan localities, particularly near Midelt and the Atlas Mountains, produce botryoidal hematite with a metallic luster and dark steel-gray to black coloration.
Size 7 x 5.5 Cm
Weight 123g
( Conversion: 1 inch = 2.5 Cm )
