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Iolite is popular gemstone and is loved for its dark blue color and reasonalble prices.We have here on dispaly a spelndid collection of iolite bracelets featuring beaded and silver bracelets.Wear it for a casual weekend get-together or even at work. All these bracelets have been handcrafted into beautiful designs using 100 percent authentic, natural iolite gemstones.
The affordability and unique color theme of iolite are responsible for its popularity in silver gemstone bracelets that appear pristine when worn on the wrist. The versatile hue of this fine gemstone goes well with everything in your contemporary wardrobe. It is the birthstone for the month of September and is gifted on the 21st wedding anniversary.
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More about Iolite:
The name Iolite is derived from the Greek "los", meaning violet. It was also known as the Vikings compass, due to its ability to determine the direction of the sun on overcast days. When the legendary Viking mariners sailed the wide ocean, they used thin pieces of iolite as the worlds first polarizing filter. Looking through an iolite lens, they could determine the exact position of the sun, and navigate safely. The natural mineral has little commercial use.
Iolite (also called Dichroite or Cordierite) is a transparent, violet-blue, light blue, blue, rich blue-violet stone. It is a blue silicate mineral that occurs as crystals or grains in igneous rocks, only as a result of contamination of the magma by aluminous sediment. Its chemical composition is Magnesium Aluminum Silicate (Mg2Al3O). Iolite has a rather extraordinary optical property. The gemstone changes colors depending upon which angle it is viewed from.
Iolite is a highly revered stone in the Ayurvedic tradition. One of the best stones for activating the third eye and crown chakras. Stimulates psychic awareness and promotes accuracy in intuitive pursuits. Enhances leadership ability, power, inner strength, self-confidence and executive ability.
Most of the Iolite available today comes from Sri Lanka, Burma, India, Madagascar and Brazil. Precambrian deposits of the Laramie Range, (Wyoming, USA) contain more than 500,000 tons of Iolite.