haematite

/ˈhiːmətaɪt/
noun
  1. A reddish-black mineral consisting of iron oxide, which is an important ore of iron.
    • The jeweler polished a piece of haematite to make a dark, shiny ring.
    • Haematite is mined in many parts of the world for its iron content.
    • Ancient people used haematite as a pigment for cave paintings.
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