FOSFOSIDERITA
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Cabujones redondos de piedra preciosa de fosfosiderita natural de 35 x 4 mm de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $15.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$18.00 USDPrecio de oferta $15.00 USDAgotado -
Cabujones de fosfosiderita natural en forma de pera, 35 x 19 x 3 mm, de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$14.00 USDPrecio de oferta $12.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones de fosfosiderita natural en forma de pera, 35 x 19 x 4 mm, de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$14.00 USDPrecio de oferta $12.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones ovalados de piedra preciosa de fosfosiderita natural de 33 x 18 x 4 mm de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $13.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$15.00 USDPrecio de oferta $13.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones ovalados de piedra preciosa fosfosiderita natural de 35 x 20 x 5 mm de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$14.00 USDPrecio de oferta $12.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones de fosfosiderita natural en forma de pera, 32 x 18 x 4 mm, de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$14.00 USDPrecio de oferta $12.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones de fosfosiderita natural en forma de pera, 38 x 22 x 4 mm, de Chile, disponibles para la venta.
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$14.00 USDPrecio de oferta $12.00 USDOferta -
15% OFFTallas ovaladas de fosforita
Precio habitual $11.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario por$13.00 USDPrecio de oferta $11.00 USDOferta -
Cabujones de pera de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones rectangulares de fosforita
Precio habitual $9.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $9.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $10.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $10.00 USD -
Cabujones marquesa de fosforita
Precio habitual $13.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $13.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $14.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $14.00 USD -
Cabujones de pera de fosforita
Precio habitual $11.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $11.00 USD -
Cabujones de fantasía de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $13.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $13.00 USD -
Cabujones de pera de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $13.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $13.00 USD -
Cabujones de ataúd de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones redondos de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones de pera de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones de fantasía de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones de pera de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones ovalados de fosforita
Precio habitual $12.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $12.00 USD -
Cabujones de cometa de fosfosiderita
Precio habitual $10.00 USDPrecio habitualPrecio unitario porPrecio de oferta $10.00 USD
History of Phosphosiderite Gemstone
Phosphosiderite isn't one of those gemstones you learn about when you are a child, like sapphire or ruby, and most can't even say the name the first time they see it. But once you see it? That soft lilac glow? You won't forget it. There was no substantial mythological context to resemble its meanings and no stories around its royal provenance, who owned it, or where it took on adventures, but it did have a soft, pastel gemstone made from phosphate and iron with its own quiet kind of magic.
The stone was not known about until mineralogists discovered it in the late 1800s. And that is where the name comes from—"phospho" for phosphate and "siderite" forms "iron" (Greek word sideros). Fast forward to today, and phosphosiderite cabochons are showing up in all kinds of places, especially among indie jewelry makers and collectors who want something different. At cabochons4sale, we have seen more and more artists from the USA, Canada, the Philippines, and even Japan reaching out for handmade natural phosphosiderite cabochons for their next project. It is not just another stone; it is a quiet favorite, which makes it even more special.

Mining and Mines of Phosphosiderite Gemstone
Let’s talk about where this beauty comes from, because phosphosiderite isn’t something you just stumble across while walking your dog. It’s relatively rare, and that makes it feel even more special when you finally hold one. Most of the good-quality phosphosiderite cabochons you’ll see today come from select regions in Chile, Argentina, and a few parts of Europe and the USA. The Chilean mines are especially known for producing that signature pastel purple shade that collectors go crazy for. When we at Cabochons4Sale source our stones, we’re always looking for that deep yet soft lavender tone, rich in color but not overpowering, almost like a purple fog. That’s the dream.
Mining this stone is not about massive industrial extraction. It is a bit more intimate than that. Smaller-scale operations, often run by local miners, extract the rough phosphosiderite from phosphate-rich rock layers. And because of its natural softness, as it ranks around 3.5–4 on the Mohs scale, it needs to be handled with real care from the very beginning. The final gem may be shaped into unique phosphosiderite cabochons, high-quality phosphosiderite cabs, or even cut stones for jewelry, ready to ship worldwide—from USA supply hubs to artists and collectors in Europe, Taiwan, and even the Middle East.
Credit: Sourced from Mindat & Stone Mania.
Types of Phosphosiderite Gemstone
- Classic Lavender Phosphosiderite
This is the shade you see most often—soft, dreamy lavender, almost like a pastel cloud. It’s the most popular kind you'll find when you browse Phosphosiderite Cabochons USA supply or shop with us at cabochons4sale. Works beautifully in silver or rose gold jewelry. - Pink-Mauve Phosphosiderite
These lean more toward a warm, rosy pink with purple undertones. They’re a bit rarer and often go into handmade natural phosphosiderite cabochons for wire wrapping or macramé. Romantic vibes. - Veined or Matrix-Type Phosphosiderite
These cabs have natural white, cream, or tan matrix veins running through them. Some people prefer a clean look, but honestly? These feel way more earthy and raw. We’ve seen a spike in demand from artists in Canada, Europe, and Japan. - Drilled Phosphosiderite Cabochons
Ideal for macramé, boho-style necklaces, or quick DIYs. These are pre-drilled for wire or thread and are a favorite in cabochons for sale Philippines, especially for small businesses and crafters. - Fancy-Shaped Cabochons
We’re talking hearts, stars, teardrops, and other freeform gemstones. These get snapped up fast, especially by creators on Instagram who want something beyond basic ovals. - Oval and Round Cabochons
Still classics. Smooth, balanced, and perfect for everything from statement rings to pendant necklaces. You’ll see a lot of these bulk phosphosiderite cabochons if you're buying wholesale. - Rose Cut and Faceted Types
While less common, some cab makers polish phosphosiderite into rose cuts or faceted finishes. They sparkle subtly and are great for artisan cabochons for wire wrapping or when you want a unique take on a calming stone.
So, whether you are a collector or jewelry maker, there is a style of phosphosiderite that will click with you. And yeah, we stock them all from natural, high-quality gemstone cabs to the kind of pieces you will want to show off in your next creation.
Credit: Sourced from Annette Piper, Unearthed Crystals, A Bijoux, New Moon Beginnings, Rocks with Sass, and Rock & Gem Magazine.
Cuidado y mantenimiento de la piedra preciosa fosfosiderita
Bueno, la cuestión con los cabujones de fosfosiderita es la siguiente: son hermosos, pero un poco delicados. Suelo decirle a la gente que no esperen que se desprendan como piedras más resistentes. Una vez tuve una clienta que usaba su anillo de fosfosiderita a diario, y después de unos meses, se le rayaron algunos por no tener mucho cuidado. ¡Sucede!
Algunos consejos para mantener el tuyo en buen estado:
- Procura evitar el uso de jabones fuertes o productos químicos agresivos en tus cabujones. Tengo una amiga que, sin querer, limpió su colgante de cabujón con un limpiador fuerte que opacó el color; no dejes que te pase. Simplemente usa un paño suave de algodón o agua y jabón neutro.
- Y trate de evitar remojar estas piedras durante demasiado tiempo; les gusta que las traten con cuidado.
- El almacenamiento es importante. Si mezclas tus cabujones de fosfosiderita natural con otras piedras más duras, pueden dañarse. Usa una bolsa blanda o guárdalos por separado en tu joyero.
- Ah, y mantenlos fuera de la luz solar directa durante muchas horas; entonces hay una mayor posibilidad de que se quemen.
- Estas piedras tienen una dureza de entre 3,5 y 4,5 en la escala de Mohs, ya que se rayan con mayor facilidad que otras piedras comunes. Esto significa que, si te dedicas a la joyería con fosfosiderita, debes tener cuidado.
Si compra sus piedras en un lugar confiable como cabochons4sale, obtendrá cabujones de fosfosiderita de grado AAA que ya están bien pulidos, pero aún así, un poco de amor y cuidado nunca está de más.
Phosphosiderite Gemstone as a Spiritual Gemstone and Birthstone
Now, if you have ever held this stone in your hand, you probably felt that soft, peaceful vibe it gives off. That is not your imagination. Natural phosphosiderite cabs have long been known by collectors, craftsmen, and spiritual jewelers as a stone with calming and heart-healing properties.
AAA-grade phosphosiderite cabochons are amazing, and they are used during meditation or spiritual healing work, as they are believed to activate the heart and third-eye chakras. People trust these cabs, and most of the people say that they bring clarity, stress relief, help calm the mind, and assist in emotional healing. Some even carry phosphosiderite cabs near them daily, tucked into a pocket or mostly worn as a pendant, especially during overwhelming days. While phosphosiderite is not officially assigned to any one zodiac sign or birth month, many believe it works beautifully as a personal spiritual birthstone, especially for those born under signs like Pisces, Virgo, or Cancer, due to its nurturing frequency.
When you browse phosphosiderite Cabochons for sale USA or Cabochons for sale in Japan, you'll notice it’s often listed in collections meant for spiritual use. If you’re someone into handmade pieces, handmade natural phosphosiderite gemstone cabochons are often wire-wrapped and used in energy-focused jewelry, and yes, these pieces are trending across platforms like Cabochons for Sale Instagram. In short, phosphosiderite cabochons4sale are more than just polished stones—they’re little wellness tools with a soft glow and big purpose.
Uses in Jewelry
It's not the type of stone that leaps out at you, but rather, it's the type of stone that steals the show quietly. Just imagine wearing the pendant or ring that just feels serene, tranquil, peaceful, and so gentle. That is what phosphosiderite gives you. The soft purple-pink hues are soothing to the eye; oval phosphosiderite cabs are a great product people love to make jewelry with; they work beautifully wrapped with wire for those who are into making handmade jewelry.
And if you prefer macramé, phosphosiderite stones work nicely; you can enjoy the earthy, natural vibe without the weight or shininess of so many polished stones! You can find these stones in places like Cabochons4Sale USA Supply, or you could wander over to Cabochons for Sale UK if you are more of a browser! Phosphosiderite is soft, so take care with your design and the use of a softer product, but the softness of phosphosiderite also presents charm, however, in a beautifully tender way. All in all, it is a good choice if you are looking for simple jewelry with meaning.
Quality, Color, and Etymology of the Phosphosiderite Gemstone
Let me tell you, the first time I saw a phosphosiderite gemstone, I didn’t even know how to pronounce it properly — but I couldn’t take my eyes off that soft lavender glow. It’s not flashy like some crystals out there. It is more subtle… calming… almost like a quiet, confident kind of beauty. The color of this is usually the first thing that draws you in. Ones with that pastel lilac or rose-purple tone, the smoother and more even the color, the better. But honestly, even the ones with little earthy lines or slight shading? They have their charm — very natural, very real.
Now, name, Phospho comes from phosphate, which is part of what it is made of, and siderite is from the Greek word for iron. That is where it gets its structure and maybe a bit of that grounding energy, too. So it is not just pretty, there is real mineral science behind it. At cabochons4sale, we have seen a serious rise in demand for high-quality phosphosiderite cabochons, especially the ones with clean surfaces and strong pastel coloring. If you're into fancy-shaped phosphosiderite cabochons, freeform gems, or those dreamy rose-cut stones, you’ll know what I mean. These pieces look amazing in modern jewelry and also have that soft, handmade touch people love these days. Oh, and when it comes to quality, always check the polish. The better the shine, the better the energy feels — at least that’s what most buyers tell us. And trust me, you don’t need to be a gemologist to feel which one’s the right fit for you.
Credit: Sourced from Throwin Stones & Gemological Collections.
How to Check the Quality of a Phosphosiderite Gemstone
Look — when you’re buying a phosphosiderite gemstone, especially online, the pictures can fool you. I’ve seen stones look perfect in photos but arrive dull, scratched, or just… lifeless. And that’s frustrating, especially when you’re investing time or making jewelry with it. So here’s how I check quality, from years of handling natural phosphosiderite cabochons at my workshop. Color first. The best pieces have this calm lilac or violet tone, like a soft sunset. Not flat, not neon—balanced. Slight natural lines are okay, but if it looks too patchy or gray, it’s not high-grade.
Touch the surface. Good phosphosiderite cabs are smooth to the fingertip. No gritty feel, no chalky residue. You want a nice, even polish — especially if you're setting it in wire-wrapping or silver. Look at symmetry. Even if it’s a freeform cab, it should feel “intentional,” not random or rushed. A clean oval or teardrop shows care in cutting. And finally, trust your supplier. That’s half the battle. At cabochons4sale, we deal with AAA-grade Phosphosiderite cabochons USA supply, tested and sorted one by one. Cheap can be tempting. But in gemstones, feel always beats flash. If it feels right in your hand, it usually is.
Reflexiones finales
Ya sabes, la fosfosiderita no es una de esas piedras de las que se oye hablar a diario. No es tan común como la amatista o el cuarzo rosa, y eso es precisamente lo que la hace especial. Cuando alguien lleva cabujones de fosfosiderita, se percibe una suavidad, un encanto discreto, difícil de describir a menos que hayas tenido uno en tus manos.
Recuerdo la primera vez que vi un cabujón de fosfosiderita natural en una feria de gemas. Sinceramente, pensé que estaba teñido. El color lila lavanda parecía demasiado bonito para ser real. Pero lo era. Y desde entonces, le tengo debilidad.
¿Es perfecta para el uso diario intenso? No, es un poco frágil. Pero si aprecias la energía y la singularidad de una piedra preciosa y no te importa tratarla con cariño, esta piedra te corresponderá. Ya sea que te guste el wire wrap, las piezas espirituales o simplemente quieras usar algo que te transmita tranquilidad, cumple con muchos requisitos.
Y en serio, si buscas lo auténtico, acude a gente como cabochons4sale. No se andan con rodeos con cabujones de fosfosiderita de alta calidad: obtendrás lo que esperas. Sin sorpresas, solo piedras bellamente pulidas, listas para convertirse en tu próxima pieza favorita.
Así que sí, si estás pensando en probarlo, te diría que lo hagas. No es ruidoso, pero tiene alma.
| Feature | Phosphosiderite | Lepidolite |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Soft purple to pink hue, sometimes with hints of brown | Usually lilac, lavender, pink, or gray shades |
| Hardness (Mohs scale) | 3.5 to 4.5 — pretty soft, needs gentle handling | Around 2.5 to 3.5 — even softer, quite fragile |
| Common Uses | Mostly used as cabochons for jewelry, especially in wire wrapping and handmade pieces | Popular in beadwork, cabochons, and sometimes in crystal healing collections |
| Spiritual Meaning | Known for calming energy, helping with emotional balance | Famous as a mood stabilizer, promotes relaxation and reduces stress |
| Availability | Less common, somewhat unique in the gemstone market | More widely available, especially in bulk gemstone lots |
| Care Tips | Needs gentle cleaning, avoid chemicals and sunlight | Very delicate, avoid water exposure and strong light |
| Price Range | Generally higher due to rarity and quality cabochon cuts | Usually more affordable, but prices vary by quality |
Introduction
If you have ever stumbled upon a phosphosiderite gemstone, there is a good chance it stopped you in your tracks. It is not something you forget easily. But here is the thing: even though they are undeniably stunning, phosphosiderite cabochons are still a bit of a hidden gem in the broader world of gemstones. We at cabochons4sale know firsthand how unique and versatile this stone is. Whether it is wire wrapping, custom handmade jewelry, or just building a stone collection/whole market, this gem has carved a niche among artists, collectors, and spiritual healers alike.
This guide is not just another dry, textbook-style article. Nope, we are bringing you a real-world, human take on phosphosiderite gemstones, full of relatable tips, real-life examples, and even those "aha!" moments that come when you finally find the one stone that just fits. From its roots in geology to the sparkle it adds to a macramé necklace, we are covering it all. Plus, we will walk you through how to check quality, where to buy high-grade phosphosiderite cabs, and how to turn them into jewelry that means something.
Credit: Sourced from Stone Mania & Casper Curiosities.



























