Larimar is a rare blue variety of pectolite found only in the Dominican Republic, traditionally associated with calm and serene communication. This ring sets a natural larimar cabochon, in soft sea-blue with white veining, on an adjustable metal band that fits a range of finger sizes. Quick facts Stone Larimar (blue pectolite) Composition Sodium calcium silicate hydroxide (pectolite) Hardness (Mohs) 4.5–5 (moderately soft) Color Sky blue to turquoise-blue with white veining Origin Dominican Republic (the only known source) Chakra Throat Traditionally used for Calm, serenity, clear communication Care / Water-safe Minimal water only; keep out of prolonged direct sunlight Meaning & history Larimar is found in only one place on earth — a single mining region in the Dominican Republic — which makes every piece genuinely rare. In crystal tradition it's associated with calm, serenity, and the throat chakra, often linked to clearer, gentler communication. Browse more in our rings and peace & harmony collections. How to wear it Wear the ring on any finger it fits — the adjustable band flexes to accommodate different sizes. Many people also like to hold or touch the stone briefly during a moment of stress as a reminder to slow down and speak calmly. Care & cleansing Larimar is moderately soft (Mohs 4.5–5), so keep water contact minimal and dry it promptly if it gets wet. Its blue color can dull or fade with prolonged direct sunlight and heat, so store it away from a sunny windowsill. Wipe the adjustable metal band with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals, chlorine, and ultrasonic cleaners. Frequently asked questions What is larimar and what is it used for?Larimar is a rare, sky-blue variety of the mineral pectolite found only in the Dominican Republic. In crystal tradition it's associated with calm, serenity, and clear communication, and this piece is set as an adjustable ring. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is larimar water-safe?Not for soaking — it's a moderately soft stone (Mohs 4.5–5), so keep water contact brief and dry it right away if it gets wet. Can I wear this ring daily, or is larimar sun-sensitive?Larimar is genuinely sun-sensitive — its blue color can dull with prolonged direct sunlight and heat exposure. It's fine for everyday wear, but avoid leaving it on a sunny windowsill or in a hot car. How do I cleanse and charge larimar?Skip direct sun exposure (it can fade the color). Instead, pass the ring through incense or sage smoke, rest it near a cluster of quartz or selenite overnight, or set an intention while holding it. How can I tell if larimar is genuine?Genuine larimar shows natural, uneven blue-and-white patterning with a slightly porous, matte-to-waxy surface — not the glassy uniformity of dyed howlite or magnesite, which are common substitutes. 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