Handbag Mirror - Rock thin section Barytes from Strontian, Scotland rock thin section (M63)

A thin rock section of Barytes was viewed using crossed polarising filters. Barytes is an ore Rock and contains Barium Sulphate, also known as Heavy Spar. From the lead mines at Strontian, Lochaber. Scotland. This was where the element Strontium was discovered, and named after the village. This is the only major element named after a place, anywhere.

These elegant and useful mirrors measure 63mm in diameter and are 8mm thick. They open to reveal a plain mirror on each side and are ideal to keep in your bag to ensure you always look your best! The reverse of the mirror features an intricate engraved design.

The image has been printed using the dye sublimation process, meaning that the image actually penetrates the surface, resulting in a high gloss scratch resistant finish. They are supplied in a small gift box including a description of the image, making them ideal as a gift.

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Please note these mirrors are printed to order so will be despatched within 2 working days of order being received.

(Image courtesy of Rob Gill).