celestite
Pale blue mineral
Celestite is a mineral consisting of strontium sulfate, typically forming pale blue crystals prized by collectors.
The name refers to its sky-blue color, though specimens range from colorless to white or yellowish.
Found in sedimentary rocks worldwide, celestite serves as the primary commercial source of strontium.
She kept a cluster of celestite on her windowsill.
Barium sulfate mineral
- gypsumHydrated calcium sulfate
- calciteCrystalline calcium carbonate
- fluoriteCalcium-based cubic mineral
- sedimentaryFormed from deposited material
evaporite · nodule · concretion · limestone · dolomite · hydrothermal · vein · cavity
Divinely pure and good
- etherealDelicate beyond earthly measure
- divineOf or from gods
- serenityUndisturbed mental quietude
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
communication · meditation · calming · dream recall · intuition · clarity · peace · spiritual
Crystal-lined rock cavity
- clusterGathered group nearby
- prismaticLight-dispersing, multicolored
- tabularOrganized in grid format
- transparentAllowing light through
translucent · specimen · matrix · druzy · blade · termination · inclusion · phantom
barite
Barium sulfate mineral
- gypsumHydrated calcium sulfate
- calciteCrystalline calcium carbonate
- fluoriteCalcium-based cubic mineral
sedimentary · evaporite · nodule · concretion · limestone · dolomite · hydrothermal · vein · cavity · streak
angelic
Divinely pure and good
tranquility · communication · meditation · calming · dream recall · intuition · clarity · peace · spiritual · healing
geode
Crystal-lined rock cavity
transparent · translucent · specimen · matrix · druzy · blade · termination · inclusion · phantom · twinning
sky blue
Pale atmospheric hue
white · gray · bluish · delicate · soft · icy · pastel · subtle · faint · milky
- celestial alignmentBodies sharing orbital plane
- celestial bodiesObjects in outer space
- celestial beingsDivine heavenly inhabitants
- celestial bodyNatural space object
- celestial poleAxis endpoint above Earth
- celestial navigationLocation-finding via astronomical observation