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THE MATERIAL LIBRARY

Amazonite

A blue-green variety of microcline feldspar.

Illustration of a polished oval Amazonite cabochon
HD illustrative reference of amazonite. AI-created; not a photograph of available inventory. Natural stones vary in color and pattern.

Colors & patterns

Blue-green to green, often with pale streaks or mottling.

Typical origins

Sources include Brazil, Madagascar, Russia, and Colorado and Virginia in the United States.

Hardness

6–6.5 on the Mohs scale.

Choosing & setting this material

White intergrowths give each cab its character. Feldspar cleavage makes protection from knocks important; pendants and earrings are good choices.

Care & cleaning

Clean gently with lukewarm water, a little mild soap and a soft cloth, then dry. Avoid steam, ultrasonic cleaners, harsh chemicals and sudden temperature changes, especially when treatments are unknown.

Origins above describe typical sources of the material, not the origin of an illustrated or stocked stone. Hardness measures scratch resistance, not resistance to breaking. Confirm the identity and treatments of the actual piece.