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Blue, purple, violet

Blue, purple, violet

Which gems are blue, purple and violet? Below you will find these gemstones with pictures and information.

sodalite
Sodalite

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Beautiful blue lapis lazuli gem stone isolated text
Lapis Lazuli

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Kyanite

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Achat Slice of blue agate crystal on a white background
Agate

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Amethyst

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Aquamarine

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Dumortierit
Dumortierite

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Azurit
Azurite

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Cordierit, Dichroit Iolith
Cordierite

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Blauer Fluorit
Blue Fluorite

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Sapphire

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Amazonite

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Chrysokoll
Chrysocolla

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Fluorit
Fluorite

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Coelestin
Celestine

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Dumortierit
Dumortierite

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Below you will find blue, purple, purple and bluish gems, depending on the species on Amazon:

Turquoise, Aquamarine, and Chrysocolla jewelry:

 

 

 

Azurite, Chalcedony, and Saphire jewelry:

 

 

Dumortierite and Lapis Lazuli jewelry:

 

The color blue

Blue has a calming and relaxing effect. We associate the color with harmony, freshness and clarity. Blue gems like Sapphires are especially popular as blue is most people’s favorite color.

Blue is a special color because it can be found everywhere, though it is also rare. The sky and the oceans that cover most of our planet appear – but are not – blue.

For a long time there was no word in many cultures for this beautiful color. Furthermore, blue was quite valuable because there were very few sources to obtain the color. Among plants and animal species, blue is considerably harder to find than green, red or yellow.

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