Kyanite

Kyanite: Bladed Beauty from Metamorphic Depths

Kyanite is a striking, blade-like mineral most commonly found in gneiss and schist, where it often grows alongside garnet, quartz, and mica. It can also appear in igneous rocks such as granite, though less frequently. Its elongated crystal structure, layered formation, and unique color zoning make it especially appealing to collectors and crystal enthusiasts.

Ranging in hue from blue-gray and navy to gray-green and black, kyanite is best known for its deep blue blades, which exhibit a distinct feature: variable hardness depending on crystal orientation—a rarity in the mineral world.

This collection includes carefully selected kyanite specimens, chosen for their structure, color saturation, and visual texture.

10% of every purchase supports environmental foundations in kyanite-producing regions.

🔷 Bladed crystal formations with color depth
🌋 Metamorphic origins, naturally layered
🌍 Collector-approved, ethically sourced