GNEISS ROCK This gneiss rock specimen shows distinct mineral banding formed under high-grade metamorphism, supporting lessons on metamorphic facies and structural geology.
GNEISS ROCK is priced at approximately ₹235 (indicative market benchmark, incl. GST, August 2026).
Product Description
This gneiss rock specimen shows distinct mineral banding formed under high-grade metamorphism. The visible banding makes gneiss a useful teaching example for identifying metamorphic facies and understanding how crustal deformation and heat reshape rock structure over geological time. It supports petrological study and structural geology coursework at the secondary and university levels.
Specimen Details
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Gneiss rock specimen |
| Rock Category | High-grade metamorphic rock |
| Application | Petrological study and structural geology analysis |
| Exact specimen size/quantity | Not independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before ordering |
| Quality certification | Manufacturer-stated — verify before publishing |
| Price | Approx. ₹235 (indicative market benchmark, incl. GST, August 2026) |
Applications / Uses
- Identifying metamorphic facies
- Structural geology and crustal deformation study
- Petrological analysis exercises
- Secondary and university geology coursework
Care & Storage
- Store in a dry location to preserve specimen condition
- Handle carefully to avoid chipping the banded surface
- Keep labeled if used alongside other metamorphic rock specimens
Why Choose STEMAids
STEMAids supplies laboratory and educational equipment to schools, colleges, and institutions across India, backed by manufacturer-stated quality practices (verify certifications directly before publishing). Explore related items such as the Polished Rocks, or browse the full Educational Rock and Minerals range on STEMAids. For bulk or tender orders, contact STEMAids directly for indicative quotations and documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes the banding pattern in gneiss?
The banding forms under high-grade metamorphism, where heat and pressure separate minerals into visible light and dark bands.
What is the exact specimen size?
This has not been independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before ordering.
Is this suitable for secondary school coursework?
Yes — gneiss specimens of this kind are standard teaching material for metamorphic rock identification.
Does this carry a specific quality certification?
Any certification is manufacturer-stated — verify current certification and scope directly with STEMAids before relying on it.
Does STEMAids supply other metamorphic rock specimens?
Contact STEMAids to confirm current availability of related specimens.
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