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    Hello, I bought this stone in a enclosed razor box, from Holland. Any ideea what is? Is a soft stone,easy to lap, like a coticule, raise slurry very easy, I have uploaded pictures wit slurry also.
    Can this be a coticule?Thanks again
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    Livio

    You are worse than me with your acquisitions!

    I believe what you have there is a Schwedenstein from Germany. Some of the guys at the Razorcon in London earlier this year saw one which I have. Oldengarde taught me about them.

    They have a variegated structure which is why you will never find a thick example, but only ever a thin slice like you have. It should give off a slurry with a brown tint. It should be relatively fine, like a Thurry in finish.

    If I recall, you already have one of these!

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    Thank you for your quick response. I have one but is very diferent stone.That one is more uniform one with no incusions, just grey color.
    This one is like you can see , green, with some red ot pink. This is look more like a CF but is way softer. So this stone need to be used with water? With slurry or just like a thuringian , for finishing?HAD seson is here.
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    If the slurry has a brown/yellow tint to it, then Im 100% sure it is a Schwedenstein.

    Examples can look quite different. I have seen streaked ones, blotched ones, and also more plain ones like the one you had first.

    I use mine with water, though you could use lather. I wouldn't put oil on it.

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    I guess this stone proves had never ever goes away... So where does one go about finding one of these?

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    Ohhhhhhhh, Sham, where are youuuu! LOL

    nice stone, whatever it is! ;-)
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