Celestine (Blue) – Madagascar

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Celestine occurs as crystals, and also in compact massive and fibrous forms. It is mostly found in sedimentary rocks, often associated with other minerals such as gypsum and halite. Celestine is found all around the world however pale blue celestine crystals such as these pieces are found in Madagascar. Celestine is a mineral consisting mainly of strontium sulphate and is the primary source of strontium.

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Celestine specimens (sometimes known as celestite) is a common, dense mineral composed of strontium sulphate which has a delicate blue hue. It is for this colouration that celestine has often been sought after by many mineral collectors and dealers, especially high quality specimens. The colour and crystal quality varies depending on the locality, these particular specimens come from Madagascar, which is a locality for some of the finest examples in the world. Celestine was named by Abraham Gottlieb Werner (a German geologist) in 1799 and was derived from the Greek word “cœlestis,” which means celestial, because of it’s blue colouration. The crystals are typically orthorhombic and can have pointed tips, the mineral can also form in large cavities forming rare celestine geodes. These particular pieces however are only available in 3 optional sizes (see drop down menu), they exhibit a calming blue colouration which the mineral is so well known for. Pieces will be supplied in a card tray with an information label.

Weight 400 g
Specimen Size

1.5" x 1.5", 2"x 2", 3" x 2"

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