Amazonite is a beautiful blue-green variety of microcline feldspar prized for its soothing ocean-like colors and natural patterns. Found in select locations around the world, this gemstone is known for its distinctive aqua, turquoise, and seafoam hues, often accented by subtle white streaks and mottling.
• Color Range: Pale aqua, seafoam green, turquoise-blue, blue-green, and soft teal with natural white veining or mottling
• Sizes: Commonly cut into cabochons ranging from 4–25 mm; larger statement stones may exceed 30 mm
• Shapes: Rounds, ovals, teardrops, cushions, freeform cabochons, beads, and nuggets
• Origin: Brazil, Madagascar, Russia, India, Mozambique, Colorado, and other feldspar-producing regions
• Hardness: 6 to 6.5 on Mohs scale
• Luster: Vitreous to pearly luster with a smooth, polished appearance
• Transparency: Typically opaque to slightly translucent along thinner edges
• Distinctive Characteristics: Appreciated for its soothing blue-green color and natural white feldspar patterns that make every stone unique
