What is Sodalite?

 What is Sodalite?

Sodalite is a beautiful blue mineral that is typically characterized by its deep blue color with white streaks or veins. It is a member of the feldspathoid mineral group, which is a subset of the larger group of minerals known as feldspars. 

Sodalite is found in various locations around the world. Notable deposits include Brazil, Canada, Russia, and the United States. It often occurs in association with other minerals such as nepheline, cancrinite, and hauyne.

Sodalite is sometimes associated with enhancing communication, self-expression, and intuition. It is believed by some to have calming and balancing properties.

Here are some images of some jewelry I've made that includes Sodalite:

This set is truly out of this world!!! 

Featuring different gemstones and high-quality glass beads to represent each of the planets in our solar system.

Larvikite for Mercury, Top-quality Amber-Colored Crackle Glass Beads for Venus, Lapis Lazuli & Chrysocolla for Earth, Carnelian for Mars, Dyed Striped Agate for Jupiter, Tigerskin Jasper for Saturn, Dyed Aqua Quartz for Uranus, Sodalite for Neptune and Lavastone-plated beads for Asteroids

You can see more pictures of this set or purchase it here.


This stretchy bracelet is also truly out of this world!!! 

Featuring different gemstones and high-quality glass beads to represent each of the planets in our solar system.

Larvikite for Mercury, Top-quality Amber-Colored Crackle Glass Beads for Venus, Lapis Lazuli & Chrysocolla for Earth, Carnelian for Mars, Dyed Striped Agate for Jupiter, Tigerskin Jasper for Saturn, Dyed Aqua Quartz for Uranus, Sodalite for Neptune and Lavastone-plated beads for Asteroids

You can purchase this bracelet here.





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