Apatite has one of the most interesting names of all gemstones. Apatite is derived from the Greek word “apate” which means to deceive. Why would the Greeks give this beautiful stone such a strange name?
Because Apatite comes in a wide variety of colors and often mimics the appearance of other stones.
Apatite stones are known to come in a stunning array of colors, some of which are seen in no other gemstone.
Right now I have both pale Ice Apatite, and darker Blue Apatite with white marbling.
My Apatite stone jewelry is designed to show off the very best of this gem. There’s no deceit in this Apatite!
My mission is to create handmade jewelry celebrating the shapes and colors found in the natural world using materials and practices that are eco-friendly, sustainable and ethical while giving back to protect our planet.
And, always using hypoallergenic, skin-safe materials so everyone can wear these miniature works of natural art regardless of allergies.
I make all of my natural stone jewelry with hypoallergenic materials, including all of my Sterling Silver.. Sterling Silver is hypoallergenic and also holds its shape and color a little better than other kinds of silver.
Because I never use nickel plated with silver you don’t have to worry about your jewelry discoloring over time.
Right now I have two varieties of Apatite available, having recently found an especially beautiful version of Apatite at a local gem and mineral show!
My Apatite is a pale Ice Blue, and a Dark Navy Blue with White Marbling.
Since Apatite is such a variable stone there are a lot of different versions of Apatite, and I always have my eye out for beautiful examples.
Of course, that means that this collection might change more often than some of my other handmade jewelry collections, because the Apatite that is available can change so much so quickly.
Yes! All of my handmade artisan jewelry is made right here in the United States in my workshop in Colorado. Since I make all of my jewelry myself you never have to worry about low quality or design standards.
If I wouldn’t wear it myself, I don’t sell it!
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