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White Gemstone Guide: A To Z Types And Origins

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White Gemstone Guide: A To Z Types And Origins

White Gemstone List:

A

GemstoneOriginsImages
Agate (White)Brazil, USA, IndiaAgate (White)
AlbiteItaly, Norway, BrazilAlbite
Apophyllite (Clear/White)India, Canada, USAApophyllite (Clear/White)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“A”)

B

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Beryl (White Goshenite)Brazil, Madagascar, USABeryl (White Goshenite)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“B”)

C

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Calcite (White)Iceland, Mexico, USACalcite (White)
Chalcedony (White)USA, Turkey, BrazilChalcedony (White)
Clear Quartz (White Rock Crystal)Brazil, USA, SwitzerlandClear Quartz (White Rock Crystal)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“C”)

G

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Gypsum (White Selenite)Mexico, USA, MoroccoGypsum (White Selenite)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“G”)

H

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Halite (White)USA, Germany, PolandHalite (White)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“A”)

J

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Jasper (White)Australia, USA, MadagascarJasper (White)
The table of White gemstones starts with (“J”)

M

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Moonstone (White)Sri Lanka, India, MyanmarMoonstone (White)
Muscovite (White)Russia, Brazil, USAMuscovite (White)
The table of White gemstone starts with (“M”)

O

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Orthoclase (White)Norway, Italy, USAOrthoclase (White)
The table of White gemstone starts with (“O”)

S

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Selenite (White Gypsum)Morocco, Mexico, USASelenite (White Gypsum)
Sillimanite (White)Myanmar, Sri LankaSillimanite (White)
Spinel (White)Sri Lanka, Myanmar, ThailandSpinel (White)
The table of White gemstone starts with (“S”)

W

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White OpalAustralia, Ethiopia, MexicoWhite opals
White SapphireSri Lanka, Myanmar, ThailandWhite Sapphire
The table of White gemstone starts with (“W”)

FAQs About White Gemstones

1. What makes a gemstone appear white?
White gemstones generally have a high degree of light scattering, or they may lack significant color-causing impurities, resulting in a white or opaque appearance.

2. Are white gemstones durable enough for daily wear?
Many white gemstones, such as sapphires, spinel, and white quartz, are suitable for daily wear, but gemstones like selenite and gypsum are softer and best for occasional use.

3. How can I distinguish between white quartz and white sapphire?
White sapphire is significantly harder and more brilliant than white quartz. Quartz is more commonly available and has a different refractive index, affecting its luster.

4. Do white gemstones have any healing properties?
White gemstones like selenite, moonstone, and clear quartz are believed to possess calming and cleansing properties, often used in crystal healing practices.

5. Is there a difference between clear and white gemstones?
Yes, clear gemstones are typically transparent and have no internal inclusions, whereas white gemstones can be opaque or semi-translucent, with a milky or snowy appearance.

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