A full applicability of the C-CSH concept to small amounts of powdered samples has been presented by investigation of a similarly minute sample of common turmeric powder. Both the magnitude of the diamagnetism of the substance and of the paramagnetic contribution due to iron ions were readily obtained from magnetic field dependencies measured at room temperature and at liquid helium temperatures, respectively. All the measurements were obtained in one experimental session, without remounting the specimen to different (specialized) sample holders. Our effort proves that the C-CSH concept works with high reproducibility rate between 1.8 and 320 K and at any magnetic field available in the magnetometer.