Sodalite – B Grade

Sodalite - B Grade

A  "B - grade" simply indicates a lower quality. The stone was discovered in 1811. It was first found in Greenland and then located in Ontario, Canada.

What is it made up of?

• These white bands are actually formations of calcite. These white bands are actually formations of Calcite.

Colour range:

• B - grade sodalite isn't as vibrant as A - grade sodalite. Typically B - grade displays a medium to deep navy blue with significant white or even grey veining throughout. It has also been described as similiar to denim.

Mohs hardness scale:

• 5.5 to 6.

Where is it found?

• It is often sourced from Brazil and also Canada. Other known locations include: Portugal, USA, Burma, Russia, Namibia and Romania.

Sodalite (B Grade) meaning:

• Similar to other blue stones like lapis lazuli, aquamarine, and peacock ore, the sodalite crystal healing properties promote peace and tranquillity, which works to connect our physical and spiritual selves.

What size weight is available?

• We currently have four different weight sizes available. Please see below.
• 100g.
• 250g.
• 500g.
• 1 kg.

Please note:

• Limited stock available.
• Each stone may vary in colour and size.
• Adult supervision is required for small children when using sodalite - B grade.
• Please use appropriate safety gear when handling sodalite - B grade.