Rare Larimar "Blue so dark it gets Black"

Deep blue moves into hues so dark they appear almost black, driven by metallic inclusions that include titanium.

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Weight: 238.6 g
Form: Freeform
Origin: Barahona, Dominican Republic
Grades: Black Larimar Fractal Larimar

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About this specimen

Deep blue moves into hues so dark they appear almost black, driven by metallic inclusions that include titanium. Across this rare Black Larimar and Fractal Larimar specimen are many metallic “Kiwi Larimar” particles and the most amazing fractal patterns. The effect is visually powerful—truly spectacular Larimar that is exceptionally hard to find.

This tube-shaped freeform has the size and natural form of a perfect palm stone, making it ideal for meditation as well as an eye-catching display piece. Mined in Barahona, Dominican Republic, it weighs 238.6 grams.

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Authenticity

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Care & handling

Keep out of prolonged direct sun and away from harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and store clear of harder minerals that could scratch the polish.

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