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Indonesian blue opal, particularly from the Sukabumi and Banten regions, is scientifically classified as an amorphous mineraloid, or more specifically, Opal-A to Opal-CT. Unlike Australian opal, which is known for its intense play-of-color, Indonesian blue opal is often common opal, lacking play-of-color, but possessing a unique and intriguing internal structure. Its blue to blue-green color, often resembling blue sapphire, is due to microscopic changes. EDXRF analysis indicates the presence of copper (
), which contributes to the blue-green color. It forms at low temperatures in volcanic veins, often in the Jampang Formation (Lower-Middle Miocene) or the Genteng Formation (Early Pliocene).
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Celestite is also known as Celestine. This crystal is commonly found in sedimentary rocks. Celestite is most often found in pale blue shades.
The meaning of Celestite is mental clarity and a higher purpose in life. This mineral was first discovered in 1799 by A.G. Werner and named from the Latin word "coelestis," meaning "heavenly."
Blue Celestite is a crystal associated with peace, tranquility, and spiritual connection. Celestite's energy also provides a calming and soothing vibration that will radiate into your aura and emotional body. This energy will help "cool" any pent-up emotions you may be harboring. Please visit Batubatu in Ubud, Bali, or contact us via DM. Thank you.💞💞