Bluish rocks & minerals
Bluish rocks and minerals share this color due to specific trace elements, chemical bonds, or structural defects. Color alone rarely settles an identification, use it with hardness, luster, and streak.
20 bluish rocks and minerals in this encyclopedia.
Albitecommonmineral · Mohs 6-6.5white, colorless, gray
Rutilecommonmineral · Mohs 6-6.5reddish-brown, red, black
Sillimanitecommonmineral · Mohs 6.5-7.5white, colorless, gray
Alarsiteraremineral · Mohs 3colorless, yellowish, pale green
Arsenogorceixiteraremineral · Mohs ~4white, yellow, bluish
Baryliteraremineral · Mohs 7white, bluish, colorless
Cerchiaraite-(Fe)raremineral · Mohs ~4.5tan, brown, bluish
Fraipontiteraremineral · Mohs 3.5-4bluish, yellowish white, light green
Gibbsitecommonmineral · Mohs 2.5-3.5bluish, green, green white- No imageLiskearditeraremineral · Mohs 1-2bluish, bluish white, brownish white
Marialiteuncommonmineral · Mohs 5.5-6colorless, bluish, brownish
Meioniteuncommonmineral · Mohs 5-6bluish, brownish, colorless
Mendipiteraremineral · Mohs 2.5white, colorless, gray
Montebrasiteuncommonmineral · Mohs 5.5-6bluish, colorless, greenish- No imageNechelyustoviteraremineral · Mohs 3creamy, grayish, bluish
Penfielditeraremineral · Mohs 3-4white, colorless, yellowish
Polylithioniteuncommonmineral · Mohs 2-3colorless, bluish, violet- No imageRhomboclaseuncommonmineral · Mohs 2colorless, bluish, greenish
- No imageSzomolnokiteuncommonmineral · Mohs 2.5yellow, bluish, colorless
- No imageWermlanditeraremineral · Mohs 1.5bluish, greenish gray
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