Grading & Pricing
From everyday A grade to the legendary Super Blue — how we read the stone, and what each tier is worth.
We weigh Color, Pattern, Health and Clarity first — then Size, Shape and rare properties like Translucency and Chatoyancy. Each Larimar type is read against slightly different criteria.
Larimar has no single internationally enforced grade the way diamonds do. Treat these tiers as a transparent, repeatable guide — not a universal law.
Ten natural variants — from everyday to extraordinarily rare.
Premium $25/g
The bestseller
When you say "Larimar", most people picture exactly this — the most sought-after grade, desired by collectors and jewellers alike.
Premium $29/g
One of nature's most stunning creations
Rarer and more valuable than AAA, showing the beautiful, detailed structure of natural fractals.
Premium $44/g
The most spectacular of them all
A rare, hard-to-find variant from the deepest veins — its blue is so vibrant it looks almost unreal.
$8/g
The one you see everywhere
The most common Larimar on the market — the kind you find in tourist shops and on the beach.
$9/g
Surprising and delightful
The lesser-known but beautiful green version, sought after by collectors who love something different.
$6/g
Makes your soul fall in love
A lightly coloured variant with a tender, captivating beauty — perfect for artistic shapes and jewellery.
$10/g
The fascinating world of Iron Larimar
A red-veined variant prized by collectors; when visible copper appears we grade it as Copper Larimar.
Premium $34/g
Fascinating and extremely rare
An extremely rare variant with visible native-copper particles that glitter through the stone.
$5/g
The mystery Larimar
Unique, mystical and sought after; some compact material tests harder in the hand, though pectolite is typically about 4.5–5 on the Mohs scale.
$4/g
Amazing volcanic creations
Cherished by collectors for its unique, painterly beauty and special character.
Prices are "up to USD per gram" guide figures for processed Larimar. Collectors often see Larimar as value-holding; we only describe what we observe in the market and make no promise about any single stone's future value.
Processed Larimar is measured in grams or carats; rough in kilograms. Premiums run roughly +20–200% for artisanal work, +20–90% for rare geodes, and far higher for world-class jewellery. Price reflects the uniqueness of each piece.
Pricing table updated: January 2026
A purity score within each grade.
