Weight / Height
1. 117g / 94mm2. 118g / 92mm3. 115g / 95mm4. 78g / 81mm5. 92g / 73mm6. 92g / 94mm7. 95g / 90mm8. 80g / 86mm
Blue Aragonite
Blue Aragonite is a captivating and relatively rare mineral known for its beautiful sky to sea blue coloration, which sets it apart from the more common white, brown, or green varieties of aragonite. Aragonite is a carbonate mineral, one of the two common, naturally occurring polymorphs of calcium carbonate, CaCO3. The other polymorph is calcite. Blue Aragonite's unique color is believed to be the result of copper impurities. This soothing blue mineral is typically found in sedimentary environments, often associated with gypsum, sulfur, and halite, and can form in the cavities of fossilized shells, making it an intriguing subject for collectors and enthusiasts.
While aragonite in general is widespread, the blue variety is much less common, with notable deposits found in locations such as China, Pakistan, Italy, and the United States.
Blue Aragonite is prized for its ability to calm and center the emotional body. It is associated with communication and expression, especially in matters of emotional importance. The stone is believed to enhance empathy, making it easier to understand and articulate feelings in a compassionate manner. It's also thought to encourage patience and acceptance, helping to relieve stress, anger, and negativity. Blue Aragonite is also linked to the throat and heart chakras, promoting clear and heartfelt communication. It's said to aid in spiritual growth by fostering a deep sense of peace and serenity, enhancing meditation practices, and facilitating a connection with higher realms.
