Wholesale Angelite Peru A (tumbled stone)

ANG-R-01 Origin: Peru Grade: A Dimensions: 05-10g - Approximately 15-25mm 10-20g - Approximately 25-30mm 20-30g - Approximately 30-40mm Origin: Peru Grade: A = good Tumbled angelite stone from Peru Sold individually. Weight from 05-10g to 20-30g Shapes and colors may vary from one stone to another. Angelite is a stone that owes its name to the English expression "the angel stone," which literally means the stone of angels. It is part of the anhydrite family, which comes from the Greek name "anhudros," meaning "without water." It is impossible to precisely date its appearance, and we have no legends related to this stone. It was discovered in 1804 by Abraham Gottlob Werner (1750 - 1817), who was a Saxon mineralogist and geologist. This stone is characterized by its waterless composition. Traditionally, this stone is associated with wisdom and spiritual fulfillment. It is said that if you place this stone under intense light, you can see the soul of an angel. If you choose to purchase an angelite, you can claim access to peace of mind. This stone is commonly used in jewelry in the form of a cabochon, inlaid in a piece of jewelry. Its particularly distinctive blue color easily sets it apart from other stones. Its blue can vary, being either light or dark. However, this color on jewelry is striking and leaves no one indifferent. Moreover, there is a choir named Angelite, The Bulgarian Voices, because these voices evoke those of angels. Angelite is a crystal primarily composed of calcium sulfate. It is a type of natural sulfate, generally milky blue in color. The intensity of its blue is mainly due to its composition and geographical origin. However, in some cases, angelite may have a white, pink, or purple color. This phenomenon occurs when metals are present, thus altering its hue. Enthusiasts and connoisseurs of stones are more sensitive to the various blues of angelite. Angelite is part of the orthorhombic crystal system, whose unit cell is a right prism with a rectangular base. The three axes are of more or less different lengths, but with all angles equal to 90°. It has a conchoidal fracture, meaning clean, curved, and smooth, or an irregular fracture. Its luster varies, being greasy vitreous, waxy, or pearly. It can be found in transparent to translucent forms. The main deposits are located in Peru. In lithotherapy, angelite is a stone of serenity; it is not a stone of combat but a stone of acceptance.