Crystal Light Blue Green Stone

It s a stone that comes in different shades of green from dark green to light olive to blue green.

Crystal light blue green stone.

A gemstone from the plagioclase feldspar family that produces flashes of iridescent blue green yellow orange or red when moved under incident light. The color green in the stone comes from the chlorite that got trapped during crystallization. Fine facetable crystals are rare and collectible. Grey black brown jasper zebra.

Below you will find links to useful information about different types of minerals crystals or rocks. Yellow green stones can still be quite attractive but won t reach top dollar. Lapis lazuli medium rich blue color larimar this stone is a cloudy. This luster is known as labradorescence.

Being a cooling stone it has a soft soothing elegance that is used to cure insomnia promote strength and healing and ensure a healthy life. Each link will take you to a special page that is a fully annotated and a rather exhaustive look at the myriad of metaphysical uses and properties of that mineral crystal or rock. Named for blue hues that can resemble sapphire sapphirine can have light to dark blue to blue green hues. Its stones feature different shades of green.

Grey smoky color with blue green. It has a soothing and beautiful light green shade and the stone is opaque that looks a lot like washed sea glass. Green tourmaline is also known as verdelite. Green calcite belongs to the mineral class of carbonate and is formed through sedimentation.

There s a shade that features a dark bottle green color and there s also a light green yellow green blue green and olive green shade. Hawk s eye blue grey to blue green color hemimorphite very light blue stone almost white in color jadeite a very light violet blue almost white in color kyanite a dark but very rich color of stone labradorite a translucent very light blue almost clear stone. Blue lace agate as it is known is usually banded in layers of light blue bright blue stripes and threads of brown. In general a pure green hue is the most desirable and more expensive.

Clear with green black inclusions. Translucent grey color with occasional banding. Green gems may have blue or yellow secondary hues present. Some transparent specimens occur in sri lanka but other locales usually don t produce high quality blue gemstones.

Dark stone blending black grey and brown colors with cream specks.