Definition: The word "aragonitic" refers to a type of stone that contains iron in its structure, as if it had been polished by an aragonite ore. This type of stone is found mostly in eastern Europe, such as Georgia and Russia. Definition: Aragonitic stones are minerals with their internal structures made up of iron oxides (FeO or Fe2O3), giving them a reddish-brown color. They can be found primarily in the northern regions of Eastern Europe and Russia, where they may be traded for precious metals such as gold and silver. Note: The term "aragonite" is not accurate as it was originally used to describe iron oxides from an ore called aragonite.
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