Bluish white rocks & minerals

Bluish white 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.

21 bluish white rocks and minerals in this encyclopedia.

Anhydritecommon
mineral · Mohs 3-3.5colorless, white, gray
Plagioclasecommon
mineral · Mohs 6-6.5white, gray, colorless
Sylvitecommon
mineral · Mohs 2white, colorless, red
Alumohydrocalciterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5chalky white, bluish white, violet
Calumetiterare
mineral · Mohs 2azure blue, powder blue, bluish white
Coquimbiteuncommon
mineral · Mohs 2.5greenish white, bluish white, light violet
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Doyleiterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5-3white, creamy white, bluish white
Hydrozincitecommon
mineral · Mohs 2-2.5white, yellowish white, grayish white
Jeremejeviterare
mineral · Mohs 6.5-7.5colorless, white, yellowish white
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Liskearditerare
mineral · Mohs 1-2bluish, bluish white, brownish white
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Loseyiterare
mineral · Mohs ~3bluish white, brownish, brownish white
Modderiterare
mineral · Mohs ~4bluish white, steel gray
Okeniteuncommon
mineral · Mohs 5white, yellowish white, bluish white
Parakeldyshiterare
mineral · Mohs 5.5-6bluish white, white
Saponitecommon
mineral · Mohs <1-2white, yellowish white, greenish white
Sauconiterare
mineral · Mohs 1-2bluish white, reddish brown
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Terranovaiterare
mineral · Mohs 4.5colorless, bluish white
Torreyiterare
mineral · Mohs 3bluish white
Zincaluminiterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5-3white, bluish white, light blue
Zincowoodwarditerare
mineral · Mohs 1pale blue, bluish white
Zincsiliterare
mineral · Mohs 1.5-2white, bluish white, greenish white

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