The apatite deposits from which the products are processed are not extensive, nor are they available in large quantities. The natural mineral has a green to green-blue color, while the processed mineral undergoes a heat treatment that gives it a rich and intense blue color. Natural apatite is less shiny, has darker colors and is considered by regional owners of stone workshops to be of lower quality.
Blue Apatite is known for its ability to promote motivation, ambition, confidence and self-acceptance. Many use it to better understand their inner world, identify their needs, desires and face their problems.
Surprisingly, apatite is also found in our teeth and bones as a biological mineral. Therefore, the apatite crystal also brings benefits to physical health, such as suppressing hunger, stimulating metabolism and accelerating the healing of bones, teeth and cartilage.
Blue apatite is a phosphate-based mineral with a Mohs hardness of 5. It is a fairly hard stone, but there are some tips for caring for it. It may have cracks, so it is not recommended to soak it in water for a long time. It is also best not to expose it to direct sunlight as the color may fade.
