Amazonite Gemstone Beads Collection

What Is Amazonite?

Amazonite is a beautiful blue-green variety of microcline feldspar prized for its soothing ocean-like colors, soft marbling, and elegant natural appearance. Amazonite ranges in color from pale mint green and aqua blue to deeper turquoise and teal shades, often featuring creamy white streaks, natural veining, and subtle shimmer.

With a Mohs hardness of approximately 6–6.5, amazonite is considered moderately durable and is widely used in jewelry making, artisan beading, statement jewelry, decorative carvings, and luxury gemstone designs.

At Tiny Gem Supply, we specialize in carefully curated amazonite gemstone beads ranging from delicate micro gemstone beads to larger collector statement cuts for refined jewelry and artisan beading projects.

Amazonite Bead Sizes

Explore natural amazonite beads in:

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  2mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  3mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  4mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  5mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  6mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  7mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  8mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  10mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  12mm Amazonite Beads
  
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  15mm Amazonite Beads
  

Tiny micro amazonite beads are especially popular for layering jewelry, minimalist gemstone bracelets, dainty necklaces, artisan earrings, rosary chains, and luxury bead embroidery.

Amazonite Bead Shapes & Cuts

Our collection may include:

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  2mm Faceted Amazonite Rondelle Beads
  
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  3mm Smooth Round Amazonite Beads
  
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  4mm Faceted Round Amazonite Beads
  
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  Micro Faceted Amazonite Cube Beads
  
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  Smooth Amazonite Heishi Beads
  
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  Amazonite Nugget Beads
  
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  Amazonite Coin Beads
  
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  Amazonite Teardrop Beads
  
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  Amazonite Briolette Beads
  
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  Matte Amazonite Beads
  
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  Frosted Amazonite Beads
  
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  Barrel Amazonite Beads
  
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  Organic Freeform Amazonite Beads
  
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  Fancy Cut Amazonite Gemstone Beads
  
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  Carved Amazonite Beads
  
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  Faceted Amazonite Bicones
  
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  Puffed Oval Amazonite Beads
  
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  Faceted Amazonite Rice Beads
  
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  Amazonite Tube Beads
  
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  Amazonite Disk Beads
  
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  Amazonite Lantern Beads
  
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  Amazonite Diamond Cut Beads
  

These gemstone cuts are ideal for bracelets, earrings, necklaces, rosary chains, wire wrapping, charm jewelry, artisan jewelry, luxury beading, and one-of-a-kind jewelry designs.

Popular Amazonite Varieties

Popular amazonite gemstone bead varieties may include:

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  Peruvian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Madagascan Amazonite Beads
  
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  Russian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Brazilian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Colorado Amazonite Beads
  
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  Aqua Amazonite Beads
  
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  Mint Green Amazonite Beads
  
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  Teal Amazonite Beads
  
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  Frosted Amazonite Beads
  
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  Matte Amazonite Beads
  
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  Faceted Amazonite Beads
  
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  Smooth Amazonite Beads
  
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  Natural Amazonite Beads
  
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  Micro Amazonite Beads
  
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  Blue Green Amazonite Beads
  
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  Turquoise Color Amazonite Beads
  

Amazonite is especially admired for its calming oceanic color palette, soft marbling, natural veining, subtle shimmer, and tropical blue-green appearance that pairs beautifully with gold-filled, sterling silver, pearls, opals, moonstone, apatite, turquoise, and other natural gemstones.

Where Amazonite Is Found

Natural amazonite deposits are found worldwide, and different regions produce slightly different tones, saturation levels, and mineral structures. Popular origins may include:

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  Brazilian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Madagascan Amazonite Beads
  
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  Peruvian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Russian Amazonite Beads
  
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  American Amazonite Beads
  
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  Indian Amazonite Beads
  
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  Ethiopian Amazonite Beads
  

Some of the most famous amazonite sources include:

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  Colorado Amazonite from the United States
  
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  Russian Amazonite from the Ilmen Mountains
  
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  Madagascan Amazonite with vivid tropical blue-green color
  
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  Brazilian Amazonite known for rich aqua tones
  

Different regions produce different appearances:

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  Madagascan amazonite often displays vivid tropical teal shades
  
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  Russian amazonite is known for rich green color and white patterning
  
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  Brazilian amazonite frequently shows bright aqua blue tones
  
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  Colorado amazonite is famous for collector-quality feldspar crystals
  

Because amazonite is a natural feldspar gemstone, every bead is unique in color, veining, marbling, translucency, and mineral inclusions.

Amazonite for Jewelry Making

Amazonite gemstone beads are loved by jewelry designers because they combine soft luxurious color with natural elegance and versatility. Their refreshing aqua and mint tones make them ideal for beach-inspired jewelry, minimalist designs, bohemian jewelry, tropical palettes, and refined artisan jewelry.

Amazonite beads are commonly used for:

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  stacking bracelets
  
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  gemstone layering necklaces
  
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  artisan earrings
  
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  rosaries and malas
  
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  wire wrapping
  
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  gemstone charms
  
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  luxury bead embroidery
  
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  beach-inspired jewelry
  
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  statement necklaces
  
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  decorative focal jewelry
  
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  handcrafted artisan jewelry
  
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  cabochons and gemstone carvings
  

Amazonite pairs beautifully with:

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  gold-filled findings
  
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  sterling silver
  
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  pearls
  
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  moonstone
  
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  opals
  
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  aquamarine
  
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  apatite
  
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  turquoise
  
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  quartz gemstones
  

Whether you are searching for tiny micro amazonite beads for delicate jewelry or larger statement gemstone strands for one-of-a-kind creations, our curated amazonite collection is designed for jewelry makers who appreciate refined detail, tropical color palettes, and exceptional gemstone quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is amazonite natural?

Yes. Amazonite is a natural feldspar gemstone, although some amazonite beads may occasionally be stabilized or lightly enhanced to improve durability or color consistency.

Is amazonite durable?

Amazonite has a Mohs hardness of approximately 6–6.5, making it moderately durable for jewelry and beading projects when handled with care.

Is amazonite waterproof?

Amazonite can generally tolerate occasional contact with water during normal wear. However, prolonged exposure to water, chlorinated pools, salt water, perfumes, chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, and harsh cleaners is not recommended. Because amazonite is slightly softer than quartz gemstones, it is best to remove amazonite jewelry before swimming, showering, exercising, or household cleaning to preserve polish and longevity.

What jewelry is amazonite good for?

Amazonite is excellent for bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rosaries, malas, bead embroidery, beach-inspired jewelry, layering jewelry, and artisan jewelry designs.

Are amazonite beads dyed?

Most amazonite beads are natural, though some may be stabilized or enhanced to intensify color or improve durability.

What makes amazonite unique?

Amazonite is prized for its soothing blue-green color, tropical aqua tones, natural marbling, white veining, and luxurious ocean-inspired appearance that makes every gemstone bead unique.