Kona Dolomite

Kona Dolomite is named after the Kona Hills south of Marquette County, Michigan where it is found. Kona Dolomite is an ancient rock in which formations of fossil stromatolite (blue-green algae) occur. The stone is between 2.1 to 2.2 billion years old. These stromatolite formations are from some of the first life on earth. These fossil formations are found in the lower eras of the Middle Precambrian Period.

Kona Dolomite can be found in a wide variety of shades including pink, brown, yellow, cream, red and orange with shades of brown, cream, gray and black mottling, banding and lacing.

Kona Dolomite is a stone that encourages charitable actions and generosity. Encourages energetic and original thinking. Helps to stop energy leaks from the chakras, and to balance and align the chakras.