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FAQs about Sphene / Titanite

How hard and durable is Sphene on the Mohs hardness scale?

Sphene has a Mohs hardness of 5 to 5.5, which means it is relatively soft and can scratch or chip easily. It is not as durable as gemstones like sapphire or quartz, so it needs careful handling, especially in rings or everyday jewelry.
Where are the main sources or mining locations for Sphene?

Major sources of Sphene include:

  • Pakistan (Swat & Skardu)
  • Madagascar
  • Brazil
  • Sri Lanka
  • Russia (Ural Mountains)
  • Mexico and USA (California)

    These locations are known for producing gem-quality Sphene with strong fire and luster.
What are the best care and cleaning methods for Sphene jewelry?
  • Clean gently using lukewarm water, mild soap, and a soft brush or cloth.
  • Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam cleaners, harsh chemicals, or hot water.
  • Store separately to prevent scratching.Remove Sphene jewelry during physical activities, cleaning, or impact-prone tasks.
Does Sphene have any metaphysical or healing properties?
  • Yes, in crystal and metaphysical beliefs, Sphene is thought to:
  • Boost creativity, intellect, and intuition
    Enhance mental clarity and decision-makin
  • Promote spiritual growth and personal insight
  • These properties are not scientifically proven but are appreciated by crystal lovers and energy healers.
Can Sphene be used as a birthstone or anniversary gemstone?

Sphene is not an official birthstone, but it is sometimes used as an alternative gemstone for those born in August or December due to its rich colors.

It can also be gifted as a unique gemstone for collectors or special anniversaries, especially for those who appreciate rare and unusual gems.