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Hematite
is from the Greek word aima or ema, meaning blood, apparently because of the red color of powdered hematite and the color of some larger pieces.  Hematite is a relatively common iron ore, occuring in thin, brittle crystal which are black or a dark iron-gray.  The individual crystals have a strong, metallic luster.  They may also be less solid, almost earthy, and red in color.

Hematite has been called a "stone for the mind", helping one to sort out troubling issues on one's mind.  It is also capable of helping the body to remain cool; placed on the forehead, it will draw out the heat from a fever.

Although hematite was traditionally used in jewelry for mourning, it is today found combined with pearls in fashion jewelry.

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