Amazonite is prized for its soft blue-green tone and silky sheen. These polished A-grade tumbled stones display subtle variations of pale aqua, misty blue, and light turquoise, with delicate internal textures that shimmer gently under light. Approx. Size: 2 – 3.5 cm (0.8 – 1.4 in) Typical Weight per Stone: 18 – 35 g (0.6 – 1.2 oz) Finish: High Polish Grade: A (Uniform Color and Texture) Purchase Options Single Stone: 1 piece (~18 – 35 g) 250 g Lot: ~8 – 12 stones (⭐ Best Value) Color & Transparency Range Amazonite ranges from icy blue-green to pale seafoam, sometimes with soft white veining or mica shimmer. It is typically opaque, with occasional semi-translucent edges that emphasize its feldspar sheen. Overview Amazonite is a green variety of microcline feldspar (KAlSi₃O₈), a mineral within the feldspar group known for its distinct crystal structure and vibrant coloration. The color is caused by trace amounts of lead and water within the lattice, which alter light absorption. It forms in granitic pegmatites — slow-cooling igneous veins rich in feldspar, quartz, and mica — where ideal pressure and temperature allow for large crystal growth. Over time, tectonic activity and weathering free the crystals, allowing them to be naturally rounded and later polished into the smooth finish seen here. Composition: KAlSi₃O₈ (Potassium Feldspar, Microcline Variety) Formation: Crystallized in Granitic Pegmatites under Moderate Cooling Conditions Structure: Triclinic Feldspar with Fine Cleavage Planes Metaphysical Notes Amazonite is considered a stone of calm communication and emotional balance. It’s associated with clarity, truth, and the gentle release of tension, often linked to the energy of water and flow. Why You'll Love It Delicate blue-green hues with soft shimmer True microcline feldspar composition Formed naturally within granitic pegmatites Symbolizes calm, clarity, and honest communication
