Sodalite Tower

This sodalite tower features rich shades of deep blue and denim blue contrasted with white calcite and subtle darker veining throughout the stone. The natural color variation creates a striking marbled appearance, with some areas appearing slightly translucent under strong light. Some Sodalite will fluoresce under UV light. Sodalite is a sodium-rich feldspathoid mineral valued for its bold blue coloring and distinctive patterning, making each tower visually unique.

Locality
Sodalite is found in several regions worldwide, including Brazil, Canada, Namibia, and India. Many polished sodalite towers available on the market are sourced from Brazil, where high-quality material is commonly shaped into points and towers for both decorative and metaphysical use.

Shape and Size
This piece is a polished crystal tower with a pointed termination, measuring approximately 9 inches tall. Crystal towers are often used to focus and direct energy upward through the point, making them suitable for meditation spaces, crystal grids, altar work, or decorative display. The height and clean lines give this tower a strong visual presence while highlighting the stone’s natural color contrast.

Metaphysical Properties
Sodalite is commonly associated with clarity, communication, and mental focus. It is often used to support clear thinking, emotional balance, and intuitive insight, and is frequently chosen for practices centered on truth, self-expression, and calm, centered energy.

Interesting Facts
Sodalite is sometimes referred to as the “stone of logic” due to its association with rational thought and clarity. It is closely related to lapis lazuli and is occasionally mistaken for it, though sodalite typically lacks the gold pyrite inclusions seen in lapis.