What Is Sodalite?

One of the most interesting and unique blue gemstones is undoubtedly sodalite. The sodalite stone also occurs in a sodalite crystal form. The gem is a tectosilicate mineral, getting its name from the high sodium content inside the crystal.  Sodalite is a tectosilicate mineral. It is part of the cubic crystal system and has a waxy luster. It is also part of the sodalite group with other stones like lazurite and hauyne. Sodalite has an opaque transparency and is a rock forming mineral too. It comes in shades of royal blue and purple with white calcite. Sodalite’s meaning is communication and poetry.

The metaphysical properties of this stone are primarily its ability to provide you with the power to communicate effectively. It enhances your ability to speak the truth of your emotions, follow your intuition, to allow you to be objective, and it encourages rational thoughts. It is able to reduce panic attacks, and to enhance your ability to express yourself.

Healing Properties And Benefits Of Sodalite 

Healers looking for truth and perception will make use of the sodalite stone, and it also enhances intelligence.

For those of us with calcium deficiencies, sodalite might be a good stone to turn to.

a sodalite stone on your desk near your computer can actually protect one from electromagnetic pollution. Cell phones as well as computers emit this type of radiation.

The chakra associated with sodalite is the throat chakra, as well as the Third Eye Chakra. It has a Vibration number of 4. This stone is able to assist with balancing metabolism, and is able to treat areas in the body including the throat, vocal chords, and assists with other digestive disorders.

Sodalite is that big deep breath after the rain has passed, when you feel still and soft and born again. If you find the world is too temperamental for your soul, Sodalite could be the emotional anchor you need.

It’s a highly spiritual stone that invites the wearer to strengthen their connections so they feel the grounding force of the earth beneath their feet, even when turning their eyes to look higher into the heavens above.