Blue Celestine Specimen - Height: 52 mm - Width: 35 mm- 99 g - (1)

Blue celestine, or celestite, is a striking mineral known for its delicate sky-blue color and translucent crystal clusters. Composed of strontium sulfate, celestine forms orthorhombic crystals that often exhibit a sparkling, glassy luster. This mineral commonly occurs in sedimentary rocks, especially in cavities and geodes, and is appreciated both for its aesthetic appeal and its industrial use in strontium extraction. Collectors prize blue celestine specimens for their serene color and well-formed crystals, which can brighten mineral collections with their calming hues and distinctive shapes. The relatively moderate size of such specimens makes them well suited for display purposes.