Sodalite Bracelet - COMMUNICATION
Rich royal-blue sodalite beads crossed with white veining — inkier and moodier than lapis, with a soft satin polish.
Sodalite was named in 1811 for its sodium content. The white veins running through the blue are calcite, deposited as the rock formed. Major sources include Brazil, Namibia, and Canada.
- Genuine natural sodalite
- Available in 4mm, 6mm, 8mm round beads
- Small: 16cm (~6.3" wrist) · Medium: 19cm (~7.5" wrist)
- Hand-strung on durable stretch cord
- Includes a Sodalite Collector's Card
Care: Sodalite is softer than quartz (Mohs 5.5–6) — avoid hard knocks and harsh chemicals. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Part of our Sodalite collection — explore raw specimens, towers, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Description
Rich royal-blue sodalite beads crossed with white veining — inkier and moodier than lapis, with a soft satin polish.
Sodalite was named in 1811 for its sodium content. The white veins running through the blue are calcite, deposited as the rock formed. Major sources include Brazil, Namibia, and Canada.
- Genuine natural sodalite
- Available in 4mm, 6mm, 8mm round beads
- Small: 16cm (~6.3" wrist) · Medium: 19cm (~7.5" wrist)
- Hand-strung on durable stretch cord
- Includes a Sodalite Collector's Card
Care: Sodalite is softer than quartz (Mohs 5.5–6) — avoid hard knocks and harsh chemicals. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Part of our Sodalite collection — explore raw specimens, towers, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
