Light Blue Stone With White Lines

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Light blue stone with white lines.

Its name relates to the beautiful lacy bands of grey white and blue lines that run through the light blue stone. Blue lace agate is the name given to a chalcedony that consists of alternating bands of white agate and subtle blue to transparent agate. Lapidaries usually carve such stones or cab them with high domes. Translucent grey color with occasional banding.

Lapis lazuli medium rich blue color. Labradorite a translucent very light blue almost clear stone. Sodalite is one of a few minerals best known for its deep blue color. Blue lace agate is also known as blue chalcedony lace blue lace or the gem of ecology.

Larimar is often mixed with calcite and hematite which can lend it very interesting shades of blue ranging from white blue to light blue and medium sky blue to volcanic blue. The result is a lacy appearance that looks like blue lace. Clear with green black inclusions. Moonstone this stone is translucent almost completely white with a hint of baby blue.

Moonstone is a name given to translucent orthoclase feldspar that exhibits adularescence a white to bluish light that floats under the surface of the stone when it is turned under a source of light. Volcanic blue larimar is considered to be the most valuable. Top quality moonstone has a bright medium blue adularescence on a colorless body. 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.

The blue lace agate shown here was produced from material found in namibia africa. This variety of feldspar is somewhat soft and prone to chipping so be sure to store it away from other stones. Larimar this stone is a cloudy white and blue mixture in color. Shades of blue from medium hues to midnight blue intermixed with white and yellowish gray.

Blue minerals are a small minority in nature. Blue lace agate as it is known is usually banded in layers of light blue bright blue stripes and threads of brown. It is frequently cut by white veins of calcite. Although sodalite is usually blue it can also be gray white yellow green or pink.

Larimar is rather soft rating just 4 5 to 5 on the mohs scale but its use in jewelry remains quite popular. Grey black brown jasper zebra. In many specimens this appears as a cloud of blue floating within a milky white stone. Dark stone blending black grey and brown colors with cream specks.