Blue Aragonite Tumbled Stone — AA Grade

Blue Aragonite is a soothing carbonate mineral admired for its sky-blue to seafoam tones and swirling patterns of beige and white. These AA-grade tumbled stones display exceptional color saturation, clean polish, and visible fibrous banding typical of high-quality Blue Aragonite, offering a serene and oceanic aesthetic.

Purchase Options

• Single Stone: 1 piece (~22 – 42 g)
• 250 g Lot: ~7 – 10 stones (⭐ Best Value)

Color & Appearance

These AA-grade stones feature flowing layers of pale blue, turquoise, and cream with light tan inclusions. Each piece displays distinct wave-like banding and natural surface texture, often with small vugs and fibrous growth patterns that emphasize its organic formation. The polish highlights the soft luster and layered color transitions.

Overview

Blue Aragonite is a naturally occurring calcium carbonate mineral (CaCO₃) that forms in the orthorhombic system. Its blue hue develops from trace amounts of copper or other transition metals during crystallization in low-temperature hydrothermal or sedimentary environments. The result is a soothing mineral with fibrous, layered textures and pastel coloration.

Composition: CaCO₃ — Calcium Carbonate (Aragonite)
Formation: Hydrothermal Veins and Sedimentary Cavities
Structure: Orthorhombic (Aragonite Group)

Mineral Note: Blue Aragonite is sometimes confused with Caribbean Calcite; however, it is a single mineral species, not a calcite–aragonite combination.

Metaphysical Notes

Blue Aragonite is associated with emotional balance and communication. It’s believed to promote calm expression, soothe stress, and encourage empathy — resonating strongly with the Throat and Heart chakras.

Why You'll Love It

• Beautiful ocean-blue tones with natural swirls
• High-grade polish enhances color and texture
• Organic patterns with subtle vugs and natural banding
• Authentic, untreated mineral — no dye or enhancement

Trade Name Note: “Blue Aragonite” is the accepted trade name for the naturally blue variety of aragonite. It is sometimes misidentified as “Caribbean Calcite,” but Blue Aragonite is a distinct and pure mineral species.