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FASCINATING FLUID INCLUSIONS VS ENCHANTING ENHYDROS 🚰💎 In the crystal market, most sellers will refer to any stone containing fluid inclusions as an “enhdryo” – however, the term technically only applies a specific type of fluid inclusion in chalcedony geodes. Most commonly found in areas of volcanic rock, enhydros are nodules (known as geodes), which feature inclusions of liquid within an internal cavity. Enhydros are similar to fluid inclusions; but the difference is that the outer matrix of
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