Larimar was discovered in 1974 along the Bahoruco coast of the Dominican Republic. Its colors range from light sky blue to deep volcanic blue, often streaked with white. This rare variety of pectolite is mined by hand in steep, remote hills.
Larimar was discovered in 1974 along the Bahoruco coast of the Dominican Republic. Its colors range from light sky blue to deep volcanic blue, often streaked with white. This rare variety of pectolite is mined by hand in steep, remote hills.
Larimar’s value is driven by vivid blue color, clarity, and unique patterns. Only a small fraction of rough yields top-grade cabochons. It is commonly cut as freeforms, beads, and ovals for designer jewelry. Supplies are limited, adding to its allure and investment value.
Local lore calls larimar the “blue stone of the Caribbean,” believed to have spiritual healing energy.
A Dominican Republic treasure, celebrated in artisan markets and national jewelry.
A favorite of contemporary jewelers for ocean-inspired pieces.
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