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NEW WYRMWOOD KICKSTARTER GEMSTONE POLYHEDRAL DICE SET OF 7 - WHITE HOWLITE Discovered in Canada in 1868, Howlite is known for the distinctive veins of black running through it in a weblike pattern. Sometimes referred to as "white turquoise" or "white buffalo stone," the crystal is often linked to turquoise, as the two share the black web pattern. But the white and black, high-contrast look of Howlite has an allure all its own. Discovered in Canada in 1868, Howlite is known for the distinctive veins of black running through it in a weblike pattern. Sometimes referred to as "white turquoise" or "white buffalo stone," the crystal is often linked to turquoise, as the two share the black web pattern. But the white and black, high-contrast look of Howlite has an allure all its own. Discovered in Canada in 1868, Howlite is known for the distinctive veins of black running through it in a weblike pattern. Sometimes referred to as "white turquoise" or "white buffalo stone," the crystal is often linked to turquoise, as the two share the black web pattern. But the white and black, high-contrast look of Howlite has an allure all its own.