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Apatite Gemstone Beads

Apatite, primarily composed of calcium phosphate mixed with fluoride or chloride, shares its chemical composition with human and animal tooth enamel and bone mineral. Its name, derived from a Greek word meaning 'deceit', is apt since it can easily be confused with other minerals such as Aquamarine and Peridot due to its vibrant array of colors, usually found in shades of blue, green, and yellow.

Facts: Apatite has a rich historical tapestry. It was highly regarded among collectors and gem enthusiasts since the 17th century for its translucent to transparent appearance and striking colors. Historical records suggest Apatite's presence in the jewelry boxes of royalty and aristocrats, symbolizing luxury and a deep appreciation for natural beauty. This gemstone also holds a unique claim to fame in the world of geology for being the source of phosphorus, one of the essential elements used in fertilizers.

Metaphysical / Holistic: Apatite is believed to enhance clarity, creativity, and communication. It is said to be especially useful for personal development and professional growth, aligning ambition with clarity of purpose.

Ruby & Apatite 5x8-6x10mm Irregular Rondelle - 15-16 Inch

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Ruby Apatite occurs in deep purple, violet and teal blue colors with speckled and marbled patterns. Apatite can be easily confused with other miner...

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FAQ

Are all Dakota Stones gemstone beads genuine?

Yes, all of our gemstone beads are made from authentic, natural materials. Any treatments (such as stabilization or dyeing) are clearly noted.

Are gemstone beads durable for everyday jewelry?

Most stones are durable, but hardness varies. Softer stones (below 6 on the Mohs scale) are best for necklaces or earrings rather than rings or bracelets.

How are Dakota Stones ethically sourced?

We work directly with trusted suppliers around the world to ensure responsible mining, fair labor, and environmentally conscious sourcing.