Sodalite Sphere VG439

$48.00

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Description
  • Material: Sodalite
  • Product Type: Crystal Sphere
  • Sphere size: approximately 40-50mm size
  • Quantity: Set of 4-6 Spheres

What Makes the Sodalite Sphere Special?

The Sodalite Sphere is cherished for its deep royal blue colour, frequently marked with striking white calcite veins that lend every piece its own unique personality. Polished into a smooth orb, it radiates energy evenly in all directions, making it a firm favourite among healers, meditation practitioners and crystal collectors. Unlike rough crystals, the sphere’s sleek finish supports a soft, balanced flow of energy, helping turn any space into a calm, serene environment. Its commanding visual presence holds its own alongside large crystal spheres and stands out beautifully in any display arrangement.

For crystal shops and wholesale buyers, Sodalite spheres are an excellent inventory pick. Boasting timeless beauty, wide‑ranging appeal and consistent market demand, they are a reliable staple for crystal retailers.

Sodalite Product Knowledge
Product: Sodalite (Sphere VG439)
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1. ORIGIN
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Sodalite is a sodium aluminum silicate mineral (in the feldspathoid group), usually deep blue with white or grey veining, similar to lapis lazuli but lacking its golden pyrite flecks.
Main deposits: Brazil, Canada (Ontario, a famous source), Namibia, Greenland, the United States and Afghanistan.
It was discovered in Greenland in 1811 and named for its sodium content.
With a Mohs hardness of about 5.5-6, it is suited to polishing into spheres, carvings and beads.

2. HISTORY
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Sodalite was first discovered in Greenland in 1811 and named for its high sodium content.
Because it resembles lapis lazuli, it was historically mistaken for it; fine sodalite is sometimes called the 'poor man's lapis.'
Its discovery in Ontario, Canada, caused a sensation and drove its use as a decorative stone.

3. USAGE
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Jewelry: made into bracelets, pendants and beads, with an elegant deep-blue tone.
Display and collecting: polished into spheres and carvings for display.
Meditation and communication: used in throat- and brow-chakra meditation for logic and expression.
Feng shui and study: placed in the study or office to support rational thinking and focus.

4. FUNCTIONS
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Logic and reason: called the 'stone of logic,' enhancing rational thinking, order and focus.
Communication: corresponds to the throat chakra, aiding clear communication and self-expression.
Emotional balance: helps balance the emotions and ease anxiety and stress.
Brow / third eye: activates the brow chakra, enhancing intuition and insight.
Truth and confidence: symbolizes truth, strengthening self-confidence and self-trust.

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