Natural Blue Apatite on a table with a few stones of various sizes in a hand for sizing
Natural Blue Apatite - 1/2 lb in each pile
Natural Blue Apatite Roughly Polished Natural Stones
Natural Blue Apatite Roughly Polished Natural Stones
Natural Blue Apatite stones of different sizes around a quarter for size reference

Natural Blue Apatite - 1/2 lb Bag of Roughly Polished Stones - Tumbled Blue Apatite

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Vivid, ocean blue apatite, roughly polished so each stone keeps some of its natural texture along with a soft sheen. The half pound bag gives you a generous handful to work with.

Use the stones in crystal grids, bowls and jars, as pocket stones, or in wire-wrapped jewelry and craft projects. Blue apatite's bright color stands out next to clear quartz and amethyst in a mixed display. It is an affordable way to add a collector favorite in quantity.

About Apatite

Apatite is a group of phosphate minerals and defines hardness 5 on the Mohs scale, softer than quartz. Its name comes from the Greek for to deceive, because it was often mistaken for other gems. Gem blue apatite comes from Brazil, Madagascar and other localities.

Stone Meaning: Blue apatite is traditionally associated with motivation and insight.

Additional Details

  • You receive a 1/2 lb bag of roughly polished blue apatite.
  • Softer stone; store apart from harder crystals.
  • Stock photo. Size, shape and color vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does roughly polished mean? The stones are partly polished and keep some natural texture.

Can I use it in jewelry? Yes, for pendants and wire wrapping; it is softer than quartz, so it is less suited to rings.

Is apatite durable? It is softer than quartz, so avoid scratches and knocks.

Disclaimer: Please consult a healthcare professional for any medical advice. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.