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Apatite Blue Tumbled
Apatite’s main distinction is surely its colourful heterogeneity. This mineral shades all the way from being colourless to white, yellow, pink, grey, green, blue or purple and brown. Because of such an array of colours, mineralogists used to confuse apatite with other minerals. Even its name, which comes from the Greek word apatein, means to deceive or to be misleading. Blue apatite boasts charming blue colour, often shading into turquoise. The stone is usually of a grainy look, and it is not an easy one to obtain. Our raw material is from Madagascar.
If we look at its chemical structure, blue apatite is the most widespread natural phosphate.
About the product: The tumbled bracelets are made from rounded and polished, irregularly shaped gemstones. The bracelets are sold either individually or in a package with 2, 3 or 5 pieces. You can choose a package for a reduced price. Our bracelets with gemstones on a double rubber band are approximately 19 cm long. The bracelets are flexible and therefore adaptable to all sizes.
If we look at its chemical structure, blue apatite is the most widespread natural phosphate.
About the product: The tumbled bracelets are made from rounded and polished, irregularly shaped gemstones. The bracelets are sold either individually or in a package with 2, 3 or 5 pieces. You can choose a package for a reduced price. Our bracelets with gemstones on a double rubber band are approximately 19 cm long. The bracelets are flexible and therefore adaptable to all sizes.
