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Kyanite Pendants in Sterling Silver
Kyanite pendants bring the deep blue tones of this aluminum silicate mineral to your jewelry collection. Our current selection features 5 pendants priced from $1092 to $2340, each set in .925 sterling silver. Kyanite forms in metamorphic rocks under high pressure, producing blade-like crystals with a distinctive directional hardness: 4.5 along the crystal length and 6.5 to 7 across. We source natural kyanite stones and pair them with solid sterling silver settings. Free shipping to all US addresses.
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Natural Blue Kyanite Set in .925 Sterling Silver
Kyanite stands apart from other blue gemstones because of its anisotropic hardness. This means the stone measures differently on the Mohs scale depending on which direction you test. Gem-quality kyanite comes from deposits in Brazil, Nepal, Kenya, and the United States. The blue color results from iron and titanium present during crystal formation. Our kyanite jewelry features stones selected for color saturation and clarity. Each sterling silver pendant in this collection uses .925 silver, the standard for quality silver jewelry. The settings protect the kyanite while allowing light to enter the stone. Since 2005, SilverRush Style has specialized in natural gemstone jewelry with real stones, not synthetics or simulations. We photograph each piece to show actual color and size. Browse the kyanite pendants below to find a piece that fits your style. All orders ship free within the United States.Frequently Asked Questions
What is kyanite and where does it come from?
Kyanite is an aluminum silicate mineral that forms in metamorphic rocks under high pressure. Major deposits are found in Brazil, Nepal, Kenya, and parts of the United States.
How hard is kyanite for jewelry wear?
Kyanite has directional hardness ranging from 4.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale. Pendants are ideal for kyanite since they receive less impact than rings.
Why is kyanite blue?
The blue color in kyanite comes from trace amounts of iron and titanium incorporated into the crystal structure during formation.
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