Blue Crystals
Sky, ocean and midnight blues.
Deep blues suit premium carvings and jewellery, while pale blues work beautifully as raw clusters and spheres.
18 blue crystals
Chalcedony Agate
Banded chalcedony in endless patterns.
Halide Fluorite
Rainbow-banded crystals in purple, green and blue.
Feldspar Labradorite
Grey feldspar that flashes blue, gold and green.
Phosphate Apatite
Calcium phosphate in blue, green and yellow.
Beryl Aquamarine
Sea-blue beryl, the stone of sailors.
Carbonate Azurite
Deep azure copper carbonate.
Carbonate Calcite
Waxy, glowing stone in every colour.
Phyllosilicate Cavansite
Rare electric-blue rosettes from Pune.
Chalcedony Chalcedony
Waxy, translucent microcrystalline quartz.
Oxide Corundum
The second-hardest natural mineral.
Phosphate Fluorapatite
The most common apatite.
Tourmaline Indicolite
Rare blue tourmaline.
Cordierite Iolite
Violet-blue gem that changes colour as you turn it.
Silicate Kyanite
Blade-shaped blue crystals that never need cleansing — so they say.
Corundum Sapphire
Blue (and many other colours of) corundum.
Oxide Spinel
Octahedral crystals once mistaken for ruby.
Silicate Topaz
Hard, glassy crystals in gold, blue and clear.
Silicate Zircon
Natural brilliant gem — not cubic zirconia.
Bulk blue crystals for your business
We supply raw stones, tumbled and polished pieces, carvings, beads and finished jewellery such as pendants and bracelets by the kilo or by the piece. Tell us what you need and we will reply with availability, sizes and lead time.