In short
The Blue Angelite Catchall is a hand-carved dish made from naturally occurring angelite rocks from the Andes. Each dish keeps the irregular outline of the rock it came from, with a pale blue, matte, chalky surface rather than a polished one. It is used as a catchall for rings, earrings and small objects, or kept as a stone on an altar. It costs $68.95. Angelite is softer than quartz and water-sensitive, so the dish is dusted dry rather than washed, and no two pieces share the same shape or tone.
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