Sodalite
Sodalite is a bright to royal blue colored crystal that features white veining. It can have a dull to greasy luster with high opacity. Sodalite is known for providing communication, wisdom and compassion. It’s also good for positivity, calmness and creativity.
We offer a variety of Sodalite pieces that can be found as raw pieces, polished points, tumbled stones and others. We even have jewelry items that will help you with everyday expression! Read more about sodalite at the bottom of the page!

What is Sodalite?
Sodalite is a blue to blue-violet mineral that is commonly found in igneous rocks and is a member of the Feldspathoid mineral family. It is a complex mineral made up of sodium, aluminum, silicon, and chlorine. Sodalite's blue color is due to the presence of the mineral component called lazurite.
The name Sodalite is derived from the Latin word “soda,” which means “salt,” and the Greek word “lithos,” which means “stone.” The name was inspired by the sodium-rich compounds found within the crystal structure.
Sodalite falls on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness with a hardness rating of 5.5 to 6. Sodalite's hardness makes it suitable for various crystal jewelry applications, such as beads, cabochons, and carved figurines. However, it is important to handle sodalite with care to avoid scratching or damaging its surface.
Where is Sodalite Found?
Sodalite is a relatively abundant mineral that can be found around the world. It is commonly found as vein fillings in plutonic igneous rocks in countries such as Brazil, Portugal, Bolivia, Romania, Russia, Pakistan, and many others. In Brazil, sodalite can be found in the state of Bahia, where it occurs in the form of veins and masses. Portugal is another notable location for sodalite, where it is found in the Arrábida Mountains and the Sintra Mountains. In Bolivia, sodalite can be found in the form of large masses in the Potosi Department. Romania is also a significant source of sodalite, where it is found in the country's southern region in the Muntenia and Oltenia provinces. In Russia, sodalite is found in the Murmansk region, where it occurs in the form of massive veins.
Sodalite Meaning

Sodalite can be a very helpful crystal for cleansing the Throat Chakra which in turn will help you communicate openly. It also works with the Heart and the Third Eye Chakra leaving you open to love and intuitive nudges. By using this crystal, you will also experience an influx of peacefulness and positive thinking. Lastly, this stone can help writers get into flow more easily which is why it’s also called the Poet’s Stone!
Sodalite is an amazing to have as a jewelry piece to keep around you for calming you down. It can also brighten up your day and promote chakra cleansing if you use it during meditation. You can even increase your creativity by pairing it with Lapis Lazuli or Aquamarine crystals. It’s especially good for balancing all the hot-headed Sagittarius!
We love placing Sodalite statement pieces around the home to create a perfect zen sanctuary to return to after a long day.
Crystals That Work Well With Sodalite
Sodalite, with its deep blue hue and calming energy, can be complemented by various crystals to enhance its unique healing properties. Blue Lace Agate, with its gentle and soothing energy, can enhance Sodalite's ability to promote inner peace and tranquility. Labradorite, with its iridescent flashes of color, can amplify Sodalite's intuitive and psychic abilities, opening doors to deeper insights and spiritual growth. Chrysocolla, with its vibrant blue and green colors, can work in harmony with Sodalite to enhance communication and self-expression, empowering individuals to speak their truth with confidence. Celestite crystal, with its soft blue color and angelic energy, can deepen the connection to higher realms and facilitate spiritual communication. Together, these crystals create a synergy that supports emotional healing, clear communication, and spiritual expansion when working with Sodalite.
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