1 2

Blue Apatite Tower

Blue Apatite Tower

€15,15
€15,15
Sale Sold out
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

Blue Apatite is a captivating gemstone known for its deep, vibrant blue hues that can range from neon to a more subdued, teal shade. This stone is highly regarded for its ability to stimulate creativity, enhance focus, and foster personal growth. Associated with the throat and third eye chakras, Blue Apatite is believed to aid in clear communication and deepen spiritual awareness.

 

Blue Apatite

Physical Characteristics

  • Size: H: 9cm, B: 2,2cm
  • Color: Ranges from bright neon blue to deep teal, with variations depending on the specific mineral composition.
  • Clarity: Transparent to translucent.
  • Note: Blue Apatite often exhibits a glassy luster, and its color intensity can shift slightly depending on the light source, giving it a dynamic appearance.

Metaphysical Properties

  • Creativity and Focus: Blue Apatite is known to stimulate the mind, enhancing creativity and focus, making it an excellent stone for artists, writers, and anyone engaged in intellectual pursuits.
  • Communication and Expression: By activating the throat chakra, Blue Apatite aids in clear and confident communication, allowing for the free expression of ideas and emotions.
  • Spiritual Awareness: This stone is also associated with the third eye chakra, helping to enhance intuition, spiritual insight, and a deeper understanding of one’s inner self.

Crystals that Pair Well

  • Lapis Lazuli: Complements Blue Apatite by enhancing spiritual insight and promoting clear communication.
  • Amethyst: Provides additional spiritual protection and deepens the intuitive qualities of Blue Apatite.
  • Clear Quartz: Amplifies the energy of Blue Apatite, enhancing its ability to stimulate creativity and focus.

Composition and Structure

  • Physical Properties: Blue Apatite is a phosphate mineral with a hardness of 5 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively soft and suitable for careful handling.
  • Optical Properties: Exhibits a vitreous luster with vibrant color and good transparency in higher quality specimens.
  • Formation: Typically forms in igneous and metamorphic rocks, often found in pegmatites, where it crystallizes under specific geological conditions.
View full details

Featured collection

View all