Wild Horse Magnesite comes from the Globe Copper Mine area in southeastern Arizona, known for its mottled appearance. Wild Horse from this region is a mix of magnesite and hematite, and its name is in reference to the Spotted Brown Pinto Horse. This gemstone is generally white with a brown-to-purple matrix running through it.

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