A Genuine Rarity for the Discerning Collector
Presenting an extraordinary specimen of deep blue halite sourced from the famed deposits of Central Anatolia, Turkey —a region known for producing some of the most vivid and ethereal halite crystals ever discovered.
Blue Halite, also called blue rock salt, is a very rare and fascinating type of crystallized sodium chloride. Its beautiful blue color comes from small amounts of potassium mixed into its chemical structure.
Usually, it forms in sharp cube-shaped crystals, but it can also appear as large chunks or fine grains, each showing the amazing beauty of this special mineral.
This specimen embodies the intersection of rarity, visual impact, and geological significance. Blue halite of this intensity is already considered a modern classic, and fine examples have become cornerstone pieces in elite mineral collections. Its sculptural presence makes it equally suited for curated displays, museum environments, or private showcase galleries where rarity and nuance are paramount.
Dimensions: You will receive one blue halite specimen ranging from 1-2 square inches and weighing approximately 50g-60g
Specimen Highlights
Intense Electric-Blue Coloration: A naturally occurring hue caused by trapped electrons within the crystal lattice—one of the rarest and most sought-after color expressions in halite.
Architectural Crystal Form: Sharp, geometric cubic growth with a lustrous translucence that captures and diffuses light in mesmerizing gradients of oceanic blue and purple
Prestigious Locality: Turkish blue halites of this caliber are increasingly scarce, coveted by advanced collectors due to limited extraction and the rapidly diminishing accessibility of high-grade pockets.
Collectors’ Notes
If you seek a signature mineral that conveys both sophistication and exclusivity, this Turkish blue halite stands among the finest opportunities available today.
A Genuine Rarity for the Discerning Collector
Presenting an extraordinary specimen of deep blue halite sourced from the famed deposits of Central Anatolia, Turkey —a region known for producing some of the most vivid and ethereal halite crystals ever discovered.
Blue Halite, also called blue rock salt, is a very rare and fascinating type of crystallized sodium chloride. Its beautiful blue color comes from small amounts of potassium mixed into its chemical structure.
Usually, it forms in sharp cube-shaped crystals, but it can also appear as large chunks or fine grains, each showing the amazing beauty of this special mineral.
This specimen embodies the intersection of rarity, visual impact, and geological significance. Blue halite of this intensity is already considered a modern classic, and fine examples have become cornerstone pieces in elite mineral collections. Its sculptural presence makes it equally suited for curated displays, museum environments, or private showcase galleries where rarity and nuance are paramount.
Dimensions: You will receive one blue halite specimen ranging from 1-2 square inches and weighing approximately 50g-60g
Specimen Highlights
Intense Electric-Blue Coloration: A naturally occurring hue caused by trapped electrons within the crystal lattice—one of the rarest and most sought-after color expressions in halite.
Architectural Crystal Form: Sharp, geometric cubic growth with a lustrous translucence that captures and diffuses light in mesmerizing gradients of oceanic blue and purple
Prestigious Locality: Turkish blue halites of this caliber are increasingly scarce, coveted by advanced collectors due to limited extraction and the rapidly diminishing accessibility of high-grade pockets.
Collectors’ Notes
If you seek a signature mineral that conveys both sophistication and exclusivity, this Turkish blue halite stands among the finest opportunities available today.
