



Sparkling Dalmatian Stone Cabochon — The Dalmatian
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Dalmatian stone is a white to cream-colored igneous rock peppered with black and dark brown spots of hornblende and arfvedsonite — the same minerals that give it that unmistakable spotted pattern. Under direct light, the dark spots sparkle. It's a stone that makes people smile the moment they see it.
Hand-cut and polished in the Spokane Valley shop. The spots are completely natural — no dye, no treatment.
The Stone
Type: Dalmatian Stone (Igneous)
Shape: Freeform Cabochon
Finish: High Polish
Color: Cream with Black Hornblende Spots
Mohs: 6–7
One of a Kind: Yes
Ready to Wear
Drilled and ready for your setting of choice. See our bail and cord options →
— Bob & Janyce, Rockhound Studio, Spokane Valley WA
- Dimensions: 19x12x8.5 mm mm
- Surface finish: High Polish
- Origin: Spokane River
Geological details
- Mohs hardness: 6-7
- Crystal system: Trigonal
- Mineral class: Silicates
- Geological era: Mesozoic
- Rock composition:
- Obsidian
- Rock formation: Sedimentary
- Cleavage: None
- Fracture: Conchoidal
- Luster: Waxy
- Specific gravity: 2.20–2.70
- Diaphaneity: Opaque
From the bench
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