Water Element Crystals: 7 Stones for Emotional Depth, Intuition & Healing Flow
Your body is roughly 70% water. So is the surface of the planet you live on. This is not a coincidence that crystal healers overlook. Water is the element of emotion, intuition, and the unconscious currents that shape your inner life the same way ocean currents shape coastlines: slowly, powerfully, and mostly out of sight. Your emotions move like water. They rise, they fall, they can flood an entire room or freeze solid until you feel nothing at all.
Water element crystals work with this inner ocean. They do not control the tide. They help you swim in it. If you have been drowning in feelings you cannot name, or frozen solid and unable to feel anything at all, these are the seven stones that meet you where water meets shore. Each one maps to a specific emotional intelligence skill, not just generic “emotional healing.” By the end of this guide, you will know exactly which water crystal matches the emotional work you actually need to do.
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What the Water Element Means in Crystal Healing
Water is the element of emotion, intuition, the unconscious, healing, flow, and the invisible currents that connect everything beneath the surface. In astrology, water governs three signs: Cancer (the nurturer, ruled by the Moon), Scorpio (the transformer, ruled by Pluto), and Pisces (the mystic, ruled by Neptune). In Chinese five-element theory, water represents wisdom, adaptability, and the capacity to find the path of least resistance without losing power. In Vedic tradition, water (Apas) governs taste, fluidity, and the binding force that holds relationships together.
What makes a crystal “water element” comes down to three things. Color: blues, sea greens, pearly whites, and translucent stones that light passes through the way sunlight filters through shallow ocean. Physical properties: many water crystals formed near or in water, and some (like opals) actually contain water molecules trapped inside their structure. Energetic signature: water crystals feel cooling, calming, and flowing rather than activating. Where fire crystals push you forward and earth crystals hold you steady, water crystals receive. They soften. They dissolve resistance rather than building walls against it.
Here is the connection most guides skip: your body is 70%+ water. Water crystals do not work on some abstract “energy field” floating around your body. Practitioners consistently report that water crystals affect the body differently from fire or earth stones. They cool inflammation (physical and emotional). They soften tension in the jaw, throat, and chest where most people physically hold unexpressed emotions. They create the felt sensation of things flowing again after a long period of stagnation. Whether you explain that through energy medicine, placebo, or nervous system regulation, the pattern is remarkably consistent across traditions and practitioners.
The Water-Safe Paradox
Here is the irony that surprises everyone new to water element crystals: many of them cannot actually go in water. Lapis lazuli contains pyrite inclusions that oxidize and degrade when soaked. Chrysocolla is porous and copper-based, meaning prolonged water exposure can dissolve the surface and release copper compounds. Larimar (blue pectolite) is also porous, and while brief rinses are fine, soaking it damages the polish and can cause cracking over time. Even ocean jasper, which sounds like it belongs in water, has rough textures and tiny cavities that trap moisture and can lead to internal fracturing with repeated soaking. The safe options for actual water contact are aquamarine (a hard beryl, 7.5-8 Mohs), moonstone (a feldspar, 6-6.5 Mohs), and clear quartz (7 Mohs).
This is not a design flaw. It is a teaching. Water element energy does not require literal water contact. The element works through resonance, not immersion. A lapis lazuli sphere sitting next to your bath does the same energetic work as a stone sitting in the water, without the chemical damage. If you want to cleanse your water crystals, use sound, moonlight, or selenite charging plates instead of running water. The crystals that embody water’s emotional depth are often the ones that need the most protection from water’s physical force. There is a metaphor in that worth sitting with.
Water Element Crystals and Emotional Intelligence
Most crystal guides describe water stones as “emotional healing” tools and leave it at that. That is about as useful as telling someone with a broken leg to “try movement.” Emotional healing is not one thing. It is at least four distinct skills, and different water crystals support different ones. The framework that maps most cleanly onto water crystal work is emotional intelligence (EQ), which psychologist Daniel Goleman broke into four pillars.
Self-awareness is knowing what you feel, accurately, in real time. Not the story you tell yourself about what you feel, but the actual raw emotion underneath. Moonstone and lapis lazuli are the self-awareness crystals. Moonstone reveals emotional patterns and cycles over time. Lapis lazuli reveals the emotion you are actively avoiding right now. Self-regulation is managing what you feel without suppressing it. Blue lace agate and aquamarine are the self-regulation crystals. Blue lace agate calms the inner storm, and aquamarine helps you express difficult feelings clearly instead of either exploding or shutting down.
Empathy is feeling what others feel without losing yourself in the process. Chrysocolla and larimar are the empathy crystals. Larimar opens the capacity to feel others’ pain without absorbing it as your own. Chrysocolla teaches you to hold space for someone else’s emotional experience without trying to fix it. Social navigation is communicating feelings effectively in relationships, at work, and in conflict. Aquamarine and blue lace agate again, because these two bridge the heart and throat chakras, turning inner emotional clarity into outer verbal clarity. This framework helps you choose the right water crystal for your specific emotional challenge, not just grab “something blue.”
| Crystal | Water Quality | EQ Pillar | Chakra | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aquamarine | Ocean clarity | Self-regulation, Social navigation | Throat + Heart | Expressing feelings clearly |
| Moonstone | Tidal cycles | Self-awareness | Third Eye + Crown | Emotional cycle tracking |
| Larimar | Caribbean calm | Empathy | Throat + Heart | Stress relief, empathic boundaries |
| Lapis Lazuli | Deep ocean floor | Self-awareness | Third Eye + Throat | Emotional truth-telling |
| Blue Lace Agate | Gentle waves | Self-regulation, Social navigation | Throat | Calming anxiety, gentle communication |
| Chrysocolla | River wisdom | Empathy | Heart + Throat | Teaching emotional expression |
| Ocean Jasper | Tidal pools | Self-regulation | Heart + Solar Plexus | Emotional resilience, riding cycles |
The 7 Best Water Element Crystals
Each of the seven crystals below is mapped to a specific emotional intelligence pillar, a moon phase, and a water sign. This is not decoration. It gives you a practical system for choosing the right stone at the right time for the right kind of emotional work.
1. Aquamarine: The Ocean’s Voice
Aquamarine is THE water element crystal. The name literally means “water of the sea” (Latin: aqua marina), and everything about this stone delivers on that promise. Sea-blue, transparent, with a clarity that makes you think of Caribbean shallows where you can see straight to the sandy bottom. Aquamarine is a beryl (same mineral family as emerald), rating 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale, which makes it one of the few water crystals that is genuinely water-safe.
On the emotional intelligence map, aquamarine bridges self-regulation and social navigation. It connects the heart chakra (what you feel) to the throat chakra (what you say), and the result is the ability to express difficult emotions clearly without flooding the room. Ancient sailors carried aquamarine for safe passage through stormy seas. The metaphor lands: this stone helps you navigate emotional storms without capsizing. It is the March birthstone and a primary Pisces ally, and it pairs beautifully with blue lace agate for a complete communication toolkit.
Moon phase pairing: Full moon. Aquamarine amplifies emotional clarity when the Moon is brightest and your feelings are most visible. Use it during full moon journaling or any practice where you need to see your emotional landscape with total honesty.
Water sign match: Pisces. Neptune’s boundless ocean energy meets aquamarine‘s clear sea energy, giving Pisces the structure to channel their vast emotional depth without getting lost in it.
2. Moonstone: The Tide-Keeper
Moonstone‘s signature optical effect, adularescence, creates an inner glow that shifts as you turn the stone in your hand. It looks like moonlight moving across water, which is exactly the energy it carries. Where most water crystals work with emotions as a static snapshot, moonstone works with emotional cycles. The waxing and waning. The predictable pattern of feeling expansive one week and contracted the next. Moonstone makes you aware of your own emotional weather patterns over time, which is why it sits squarely in the self-awareness pillar.
This is the water crystal for people who feel controlled by their moods rather than in relationship with them. Ancient Hindu texts called moonstone a sacred gift from the Moon itself. Roman scholars believed it was formed from solidified moonlight. Norse mythology connected it to the concept of fate and emotional destiny. Across every tradition, the message is the same: moonstone reveals the rhythm underneath the chaos. Once you see the pattern, the emotions stop feeling random and start feeling navigable.
Moon phase pairing: New moon. Moonstone supports intention-setting and inward attention when the sky is dark and the inner world is loudest. Place it on your third eye chakra during new moon meditation to amplify intuitive downloads.
Water sign match: Cancer. The Moon rules Cancer directly, making moonstone the most natural crystal match in the entire zodiac system. Cancer Moons especially benefit, as the stone helps them nurture without depleting.
3. Larimar: The Caribbean Calm
Larimar exists in exactly one place on Earth: the Dominican Republic. It formed when volcanic activity met Caribbean seawater, creating a blue pectolite that looks like aerial photographs of shallow tropical ocean. No other crystal captures the literal appearance of water this perfectly. It was first described by a Dominican named Miguel Méndez in 1974, who named it by combining his daughter’s name (Larissa) with the Spanish word for sea (mar).
On the emotional intelligence map, larimar is the empathy stone. It opens the capacity to feel what others feel without being overwhelmed by it, which makes it the go-to crystal for healers, therapists, nurses, teachers, and anyone whose work requires absorbing other people’s emotional states. Edgar Cayce predicted that a blue healing stone would be found on a Caribbean island, and some practitioners call larimar the “Atlantis stone” for this reason. Whether or not you buy the mythology, the practical application is consistent: larimar calms the nervous system faster than almost any other crystal in this list.
Moon phase pairing: Waning moon. Larimar supports release and letting go as the Moon diminishes. Use it during waning moon rituals when you are actively working on releasing emotional patterns, grudges, or absorbed energy from others.
Water sign match: Pisces and Cancer. Both signs carry deep empathic sensitivity that needs protection, not suppression. Larimar gives them a buffer zone without numbing.
Water-safe note: Larimar is porous. Do not soak it. Brief rinses under running water are fine, but prolonged water exposure damages the polished surface and can cause hairline cracks. Cleanse with selenite, sound, or moonlight instead.
4. Lapis Lazuli: The Deep Truth
Deep blue with golden pyrite flecks scattered across its surface like stars reflected in a night sea. Lapis lazuli has been valued for over 6,000 years, from Sumerian temple carvings to Egyptian pharaoh burial masks to Renaissance paint pigment (ultramarine was ground lapis). It is a metamorphic rock, not a single mineral, composed primarily of lazurite with calcite and pyrite inclusions, and those pyrite flecks are exactly why lapis is not water-safe.
On the emotional intelligence map, lapis lazuli sits in the self-awareness pillar, but it works differently from moonstone. Moonstone reveals patterns over time. Lapis reveals what is true right now, including the parts you would rather not see. It does not soften or soothe. It illuminates. The ancient Egyptians associated lapis with Ma’at, the goddess of truth and cosmic order. That tracks. This is the water crystal for seeing what is actually at the bottom of the emotional ocean, not just what is floating on the surface. For people who have been telling themselves a story about how they feel that does not match the reality underneath, lapis is the stone that says: look again.
Moon phase pairing: Dark moon (the day before new moon). Lapis supports sitting with uncomfortable truth when there is no external light to distract from it. This is the phase for shadow work, and lapis is the shadow work crystal.
Water sign match: Scorpio. Pluto’s deep-diving, truth-at-all-costs energy aligns perfectly with lapis lazuli‘s refusal to let you hide from yourself.
Water-safe note: NOT water-safe. Pyrite inclusions oxidize on contact with water, and the calcite matrix can dissolve with repeated exposure. Keep it completely dry. Cleanse with smoke, sound, or dry selenite contact only.
5. Blue Lace Agate: The Gentle Current
Soft sky-blue with white lace banding that looks like gentle waves washing over pale sand. Blue lace agate is a variety of chalcedony found primarily in Namibia and South Africa, and its energy is exactly as gentle as it looks. If aquamarine is the open ocean and lapis lazuli is the deep trench, blue lace agate is the shallow creek where you can sit safely and let cool water run over your feet.
On the emotional intelligence map, blue lace agate bridges self-regulation and social navigation. It calms the inner storm AND helps you communicate what you are feeling without flooding the room or retreating into silence. This is the water crystal for anxiety, for overthinking, for the inner critic that cycles the same worried thought until your chest tightens and your breath goes shallow. It is gentle enough for children and sensitive people who find stronger throat chakra stones (like sodalite or lapis) too intense. Pair it with aquamarine for a complete “feel it clearly, say it clearly” water toolkit.
Moon phase pairing: First quarter moon. Blue lace agate supports taking the first step toward expressing what the new moon intention stirred up. The waxing energy gives courage, and the stone keeps that courage gentle.
Water sign match: Cancer. The gentleness, the nurturing quality, the ability to soften defenses rather than break them down. Blue lace agate helps Cancer communicate their needs instead of withdrawing into the shell and hoping someone notices.
6. Chrysocolla: The Emotional Teacher
Blue-green, often mixed with malachite and turquoise in matrix, chrysocolla is the most underrated water crystal on this list. It is a hydrated copper phyllosilicate, which means it forms in the oxidation zones of copper deposits where groundwater interacts with copper ore over millennia. The best specimens come from Peru, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Arizona, and the blue-green coloring comes from the copper content that also makes it water-unsafe.
Where blue lace agate calms and aquamarine clarifies, chrysocolla teaches emotional expression. It trains you to feel the feeling, name it accurately, and express it with compassion rather than reactivity. It bridges the heart and throat chakras, like aquamarine, but with a teaching quality that builds the skill over time rather than just lending you the capacity in the moment. Ancient civilizations called it the “teaching stone” and the “stone of wise women.” On the empathy pillar, chrysocolla develops the skill of holding space for others’ emotions without losing yourself in the process.
Moon phase pairing: Full moon to waning. Chrysocolla supports the transition from emotional peak to release, teaching you to process the fullness of feeling and then let the excess drain away naturally.
Water sign match: Scorpio. Emotional depth that needs a compassionate outlet, not just intensity. Chrysocolla gives Scorpio the language for what they feel, which is half the battle for a sign that operates primarily through nonverbal intensity.
Water-safe note: NOT water-safe. Porous and copper-based. Cleanse with smoke, selenite, or sound only. Never soak, never rinse for more than a few seconds.
Chrysocolla is available at crystal shops and online retailers. Look for pieces with vivid blue-green coloring and visible patterns in the matrix. Gem-grade chrysocolla from Peru and the DRC tends to be the most vibrant, and specimens with chrysocolla-malachite or chrysocolla-turquoise blending offer the strongest combined heart-throat energy.
7. Ocean Jasper: The Tidal Stone
Orbicular patterns in greens, creams, pinks, and whites that look like aerial views of tidal pools. Ocean jasper is found only on the northwest coast of Madagascar, near the village of Marovato, and here is the detail that makes this crystal genuinely poetic: the deposit can only be accessed at low tide. The ocean literally has to recede before the stone can be collected. You cannot take this crystal without the water’s permission.
Ocean jasper works with emotional cycles specifically: the rising and falling, the predictable rhythm of feelings that come and go like tides. On the self-regulation pillar, it teaches the lesson that difficult feelings are tidal, not permanent. They rise. They peak. They recede. This is the water crystal for people who catastrophize their emotions because they do not trust that the feeling will pass. For anyone who has ever said “I will feel this way forever” during a low point, ocean jasper is a physical reminder that the tide always turns.
Moon phase pairing: Any moon phase. Ocean jasper works with the entire lunar cycle rather than one specific phase, making it the water crystal you can reach for regardless of where the Moon sits.
Water sign match: Cancer. The Moon’s tidal pull, the cyclical nature of nurturing, and the understanding that retreat is not failure but rhythm. Cancer benefits from ocean jasper’s permission to ebb.
Ocean jasper from Madagascar is becoming increasingly rare as the main deposit near Marovato is nearly exhausted. The mine is difficult to access and operates seasonally. Expect prices to continue rising over the next several years. If you connect with this stone, buy quality pieces now rather than waiting.
Water Crystals by Moon Phase
Water and the Moon are inseparable. The Moon controls the tides, and water element crystals respond to lunar energy more strongly than any other elemental group. Here is which water crystal to reach for at each phase of the lunar cycle.
| Moon Phase | Crystal | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| New Moon | Moonstone | Inner reflection, intention-setting, intuitive downloads |
| First Quarter (Waxing) | Blue Lace Agate | First steps, expressing intention, gentle courage |
| Full Moon | Aquamarine | Emotional clarity at peak illumination |
| Waning Moon | Larimar | Release, letting go, shedding absorbed energy |
| Dark Moon | Lapis Lazuli | Shadow work, sitting with uncomfortable truth |
| Full Cycle | Ocean Jasper | Works with the entire rhythm, not one phase |
You can work with one crystal per phase, rotating through your collection as the Moon moves, or keep ocean jasper as your constant anchor and add phase-specific stones on top. The Moon completes a full cycle every 29.5 days, which means you get twelve to thirteen complete cycles per year to build this practice.
Water Crystals for Each Water Sign
The three water signs share emotional depth but express it in fundamentally different ways. Cancer nurtures. Scorpio transforms. Pisces dissolves boundaries entirely. Each sign benefits from water crystals that support their specific expression rather than generic “water element” stones. Here is the targeted breakdown by planetary ruler.
Cancer (Ruled by the Moon)
Primary: Moonstone. The Moon rules Cancer directly, and moonstone is the Moon’s stone. This is the most natural crystal-sign match in astrology. Moonstone helps Cancer track their emotional cycles, set boundaries on their nurturing instinct, and trust their intuition even when logic says otherwise.
Support: Blue lace agate for nurturing communication (Cancer often gives so much they forget to ask for what they need), and ocean jasper for accepting the tidal nature of their moods rather than fighting it. Cancer’s shadow is emotional manipulation through guilt, and these three stones keep the emotional expression clean and direct.
Scorpio (Ruled by Pluto)
Primary: Lapis lazuli. Scorpio’s entire mode of operation is depth, transformation, and unflinching truth. Lapis matches that frequency perfectly. It does not soften or sugar-coat, which is exactly what Scorpio respects in a crystal. Use it for shadow work, power dynamics processing, and any emotional excavation that requires going all the way to the bottom.
Support: Chrysocolla for emotional depth that needs a compassionate outlet (not just intensity), and black obsidian for transformation work via the shadow. Scorpio’s shadow is emotional control and withholding vulnerability. Chrysocolla teaches Scorpio that expressing pain is not the same as showing weakness.
Pisces (Ruled by Neptune)
Primary: Aquamarine. Neptune’s oceanic energy meets aquamarine’s clear sea energy, giving Pisces the structure to channel their vast emotional and intuitive capacity without getting lost in it. Pisces often feels everything and everyone at once. Aquamarine creates a filter: still open, but clear about what is yours and what belongs to someone else.
Support: Larimar for empathic protection (Pisces absorbs other people’s emotions like a sponge, and larimar wrings that sponge out), and moonstone for dream work and intuitive development. Pisces’ shadow is escapism and boundary dissolution. These three stones keep Pisces spiritually open without emotionally drowning.
How to Use Water Element Crystals
Water element crystals work best when you match the method to the intention. Here are five practical approaches, with specific notes on which crystals are safe for each method.
1. Moon water ritual. Place your water-safe crystals (aquamarine, moonstone, clear quartz) around a glass of water under moonlight. Not IN the water. Around it. The crystals charge the water’s energy field without any risk of mineral leaching. Leave the glass out overnight during the appropriate moon phase, and drink the water in the morning. Keep lapis lazuli, chrysocolla, and larimar at least a few inches away from the glass to avoid any accidental contact.
2. Bath companion. Aquamarine and moonstone can go directly in the bath. They are hard enough and non-porous enough to handle full water immersion. Place them at the bottom of the tub or hold them while you soak. Keep lapis lazuli, chrysocolla, and larimar on the rim of the tub where they can be near the water element energy without actually touching it. Ocean jasper is borderline: brief bath exposure is generally fine, but do not make it a daily habit.
3. Emotional regulation carry. Blue lace agate or aquamarine in your non-dominant pocket (the receiving hand in energy work) for all-day calming. This is the simplest method and the one with the most consistent results. Practitioners report that carrying a water crystal for even two to three days shifts the baseline emotional state toward calmer, more fluid, less rigid. Try it for a full lunar cycle to see the cumulative effect.
4. Journal pairing. Hold lapis lazuli or chrysocolla during emotional processing and writing sessions. Lapis for when you need to see what you are actually feeling (the truth stone). Chrysocolla for when you know what you feel but need help putting it into words that do not weaponize the emotion. Write with the crystal in your non-dominant hand or place it on the desk in your line of sight.
5. Balance with fire element crystals. Water alone can become stagnant. Pair your water crystals with fire element stones (carnelian, citrine, sunstone) for balance. Water plus fire equals emotional intelligence with the courage to act on it. If you have been doing deep emotional processing with lapis lazuli or larimar and feel like you are drowning in feeling without moving forward, add carnelian to your carry for three days. It ignites the willpower to act on what you have uncovered.
Frequently Asked Questions
What crystals represent the water element?
The primary water element crystals are aquamarine, moonstone, larimar, lapis lazuli, blue lace agate, chrysocolla, and ocean jasper. Other stones with water element associations include pearl, blue calcite, celestite, and fluorite. Water element crystals tend to be blue, sea-green, or translucent, with cooling and calming energetic properties.
Can you put water element crystals in water?
Some water element crystals are water-safe and some are not. Aquamarine (7.5-8 Mohs) and moonstone (6-6.5 Mohs) can go in water. Lapis lazuli, chrysocolla, and larimar should NOT be soaked because they are either porous, contain reactive inclusions (like pyrite), or are copper-based. Brief rinses are generally safe for most stones, but prolonged soaking damages porous and soft crystals.
What are the best crystals for water signs?
Cancer benefits most from moonstone, blue lace agate, and ocean jasper. Scorpio aligns with lapis lazuli, chrysocolla, and black obsidian. Pisces responds to aquamarine, larimar, and moonstone. Each water sign expresses emotional depth differently, so the crystal should match the sign’s specific planetary ruler and emotional pattern.
How do you use water crystals for meditation?
Hold a water crystal in your non-dominant (receiving) hand during meditation, or place it on the relevant chakra: throat for aquamarine or blue lace agate, third eye for moonstone or lapis lazuli, heart for larimar or chrysocolla. Focus on the sensation of flow and release. Water crystal meditations work best near actual water (a fountain, bath, or natural body of water) because the ambient sound reinforces the element.
What element is amethyst associated with?
Amethyst is traditionally associated with the Air element, not Water. Despite its purple color and strong intuition properties (which create an overlap with water crystal energy), amethyst’s primary elemental classification is Air in most Western crystal healing systems. In some Eastern traditions, it is associated with the Ether or Spirit element. If you want Water element energy from a purple-toned crystal, consider fluorite or lepidolite instead.
Can water element crystals help with anxiety?
Yes. Blue lace agate and aquamarine are the two most effective water crystals for anxiety. Blue lace agate calms the inner storm and quiets the overthinking loop. Aquamarine helps you express anxious feelings clearly rather than letting them build pressure internally. Larimar is also excellent for acute stress relief. For chronic anxiety, carry blue lace agate daily and add moonstone to track the cyclical patterns in your anxiety (many people’s anxiety follows a lunar or hormonal cycle they have never noticed).
What is the difference between water element crystals and throat chakra crystals?
There is significant overlap, but the categories are not identical. Water element crystals include stones that work with the heart chakra (larimar, chrysocolla), third eye chakra (moonstone, lapis lazuli), and solar plexus chakra (ocean jasper), not just the throat. Throat chakra crystals include stones from other elements, like sodalite (Air element) and turquoise (Earth/Water blend). Water element is about emotional flow and depth. Throat chakra is about expression and communication. They intersect at aquamarine and blue lace agate, which serve both purposes.
The Bottom Line
Water element crystals work through receiving, not pushing. If your day is full of effort and output, water crystals are the correction. They remind you that emotional intelligence is a kind of intelligence, and that depth is a real skill, not a weakness to manage.
If you want a starting point and you haven’t decided yet, start with Aquamarine. It’s the right first stone because it bridges emotional clarity and articulate expression, the two water skills that matter most in daily life. Work with it for a full lunar cycle, and let the rest of this list wait until a specific situation calls for something else.
The four elements work together. For the full picture of how water element fits with everything else moving through your chart, see our complete planetary crystal system.
Related Element & Alchemical Guides
This post is part of a series covering all five alchemical elements plus the zodiac-element framework. To go deeper, explore the companion guides below.
Sibling element guides:
Pillar hubs:
- The 5 Alchemical Elements (complete system including aether)
- Zodiac Elements (astrology framework)
- Planet Crystals (complementary planetary system)
Sources & References
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- “Chrysocolla.” Mindat.org, www.mindat.org.
- “Ocean Jasper.” Mindat.org, www.mindat.org.
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