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Combarbala: combarbalita stone workshops, Coquimbo

ROCKHOUNDING PERMISSION REQUIRED DOCUMENTED

Where: Andes · South America · approx. -31.18, -71.0 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Rockhounding locality: home of combarbalita, a banded pink-and-cream silicified volcanic stone declared Chile's national stone, carved here since colonial times

What turns up: combarbalita rough and carvings (purchases, workshop offcuts), local jasper and onyx in shops

Access: Permission required.

Combarbalita outcrops are on private claims and ranch land: visit the artisan workshops and buy carved or rough stone in town, and only enter quarries with an artisan host

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