home.social

#kyanite — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #kyanite, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Balance your chakras while empowering your psychic abilities with the help of our exclusive Kyanite Gemstone Pillar Candle and Necklace Set. Kyanite is one of the few stones that doesn't need cleansing or recharging, perfect for busy witches!

    inkedgoddesscreations.com/prod
    #Kyanite #Balance #Psychic #Intuition #Meditation #Chakras #Crystal #Mineral #Gemstone #Magick

  2. Balance your chakras while empowering your psychic abilities with the help of our exclusive Kyanite Gemstone Pillar Candle and Necklace Set. Kyanite is one of the few stones that doesn't need cleansing or recharging, perfect for busy witches!

    inkedgoddesscreations.com/prod
    #Kyanite #Balance #Psychic #Intuition #Meditation #Chakras #Crystal #Mineral #Gemstone #Magick

  3. Balance your chakras while empowering your psychic abilities with the help of our exclusive Kyanite Gemstone Pillar Candle and Necklace Set. Kyanite is one of the few stones that doesn't need cleansing or recharging, perfect for busy witches!

    inkedgoddesscreations.com/prod
    #Kyanite #Balance #Psychic #Intuition #Meditation #Chakras #Crystal #Mineral #Gemstone #Magick

  4. Rare blue yoderite replacing kyanite (-talc + quartz). Only found in two places on Earth (Tanzania and Zimbabwe), yoderite forms at high pressure in hot subduction zones from rocks rich in in Mg and Al, poor in alkalis and Ca, in the presence of water and oxidized ferric iron (±Mn).

    Named after Hat Yoder of the Geophysical Lab, CIW.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Yoderite #Kyanite #Whiteschist #Subduction #CarnegieInstitutionWashington #Tanzania #Zimbabwe

  5. Rare blue yoderite replacing kyanite (-talc + quartz). Only found in two places on Earth (Tanzania and Zimbabwe), yoderite forms at high pressure in hot subduction zones from rocks rich in in Mg and Al, poor in alkalis and Ca, in the presence of water and oxidized ferric iron (±Mn).

    Named after Hat Yoder of the Geophysical Lab, CIW.

  6. Rare blue yoderite replacing kyanite (-talc + quartz). Only found in two places on Earth (Tanzania and Zimbabwe), yoderite forms at high pressure in hot subduction zones from rocks rich in in Mg and Al, poor in alkalis and Ca, in the presence of water and oxidized ferric iron (±Mn).

    Named after Hat Yoder of the Geophysical Lab, CIW.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Yoderite #Kyanite #Whiteschist #Subduction #CarnegieInstitutionWashington #Tanzania #Zimbabwe

  7. Rare blue yoderite replacing kyanite (-talc + quartz). Only found in two places on Earth (Tanzania and Zimbabwe), yoderite forms at high pressure in hot subduction zones from rocks rich in in Mg and Al, poor in alkalis and Ca, in the presence of water and oxidized ferric iron (±Mn).

    Named after Hat Yoder of the Geophysical Lab, CIW.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Yoderite #Kyanite #Whiteschist #Subduction #CarnegieInstitutionWashington #Tanzania #Zimbabwe

  8. Rare blue yoderite replacing kyanite (-talc + quartz). Only found in two places on Earth (Tanzania and Zimbabwe), yoderite forms at high pressure in hot subduction zones from rocks rich in in Mg and Al, poor in alkalis and Ca, in the presence of water and oxidized ferric iron (±Mn).

    Named after Hat Yoder of the Geophysical Lab, CIW.

    #ThinSectionThursday #Yoderite #Kyanite #Whiteschist #Subduction #CarnegieInstitutionWashington #Tanzania #Zimbabwe

  9. And here are color versions of the 32 minerals in placed on the bracket.

    Winner , runner up

    Drawings by Fernando Salvaterra on BlueSky(@salvaterra.bsky.social)

  10. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

  11. This is one of the dykes found near Ayer's Cliff, just SE of Magog, Quebec. It's a set of three dykes, one of which has the deep-derived xenoliths. That one dyke (not photogenic) has weathered much faster, perhaps due to a higher carbonate content.

  12. A photo of a Cretaceous dyke intruding into Appalachian-deformed sedimentary rocks deposited in the lower Paleozoic: Earth history from 110 to almost 500 million years ago.

    But records more of the story: it's part of xenoliths brought to the surface by these dykes that document Grenville crust (1.1 billion years old) at depth.

    See: Trzcienski: Kyanite-garnet-bearing Cambrian rocks and Grenville granulites from the Ayer's Cliff, Quebec... Geology (1989)

  13. Look “space green” kosmochlor may be of meteorite origin and occasionally carved as it’s associated with jadeite, but blue kyanite definitely gets the arts vote for jewelry and use in porcelain and pottery glazes. Plus is gets physics points as an index mineral. #MinCup25

    Vote for kyanite here: mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m03

    #EarthSci
    #scicomm #kyanite #minerals #arthist

  14. The organizers of are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

  15. Repost from Adriana Guatame
    (@adriguatame.bsky.social):
    With I always remember this video created by Stacey Phillips via the Mineralogical Society (the LEGO stop motion science videos)

    youtube.com/watch?v=4tm5DrTU0W8

  16. Alright fine. I guess we're doing red vs blue (someone who paid more attention to RvB than me should haul out the quotes.) (... well okay it's more that I've never seen the first like. Idk 5 seasons? With captions so I genuinely dgaf. I have an autograph from... someone roosterteeth circa 2010 tho), so ANYWAY tangent aside, while the meat rock looks tasty, you can't eat it. So one must go with #kyanite!! #MinCup24

    via @MineralCup

    mastodon.social/@MineralCup/11

  17. Okay I know it's early hours yet but how is #kyanite beating out #dioptase?? Come on. I love the practical geological indicator it is too (and also it polishes up super pretty as well!), but like... Dioptase tho. Let it have its year in the spotlight! 😆

    via @MineralCup

    mastodon.social/@MineralCup/11