Hematite is an iron oxide mineral that typically appears dark gray to black with a metallic, reflective surface, though it can also show reddish tones in raw form.
It forms in a wide range of geological environments and is the primary ore of iron, widely used in steel production and historically as a red pigment.
Hematite is an iron oxide mineral that typically appears dark gray to black with a metallic, reflective surface, though it can also show reddish tones in raw form.
It forms in a wide range of geological environments and is the primary ore of iron, widely used in steel production and historically as a red pigment.
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