Angelina or anhydrite

Angelita, also known as anhydrite, is a pale blue stone renowned for its soft hues and smooth texture. This mineral is formed from gypsum that loses its water, transforming its structure. Primarily composed of calcium sulfate, angelita is mined in regions such as Peru, Mexico, and parts of Europe. Its exploitation and use are relatively recent in mineral history, gaining popularity during the 20th century. It is often used in jewelry and as a collector's item for its attractive colors and celestial luster.

This stone is sold individually.