Collection: HOWLITE

Howlite is a soft white to light gray mineral often marked with natural dark veining that resembles marble or turquoise. It forms in evaporite deposits, where boron-rich waters slowly crystallize in arid environments over long periods, creating its porous, chalky structure. Historically, howlite has been used mainly in decorative carvings, beads, and jewelry, and it is often dyed to imitate other stones due to its absorbent nature and neutral appearance.