Blue Chalcedony

For blue chalcedony, which has a gentle blue hue with just a hint of purple, wouldn't the name "pale flower color" suit it?
This is one of the names for blue that has been established since the Heian period as a color name that describes a color lighter than the indigo dye hanada color.

Blue chalcedony, also known as "chalcedony."
It is an aggregate of quartz, and those with mainly striped patterns are called agates, while those with a uniform color are called chalcedony.

Blue chalcedony is milky white with a slight purple tint, like a pale wisteria flower, and goes well with any color, including lavender and navy, as well as complementary colors such as mustard and khaki green, which complement each other's colors, making it suitable for a variety of outfits. It can be enjoyed not only in spring and summer, but also as an accent color in seasons when the colors are one tone darker.

This attractive natural stone has a sensual color, translucency, and a moist luster, and the color itself gives off an exotic feel that is hard to pin down to any particular country.
This is one of the color variations that we always want to use when considering new stones for the talkative collection.