Blue Ridge Violet Hematite Dispersion
Blue Ridge Violet Hematite, is a natural red iron oxide from the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. It has a high iron content (over 98%)
Colors from the Earth: Violet Hematite
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Blue Ridge Violet Hematite Pigment
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Blue Ridge Violet Hematite Dispersion