This stone was named for the Eugene Dumortier,
the paleontologist who first reported its existence it in 1881.
The discovery was made in southern France,
but this precious gem can also be found in Western United States, Namibia, Austria, Russia, Canada, and Madagascar.
Dumortierite is an eye-catching mineral, made up of dense, prismatic crystals.
As the name suggests, Blue Dumortierite is usually found in a range from deep to light blue.
But they are also speckled with golden brown bursts and swirls that evoke the beauty of a clear, summer night.
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