The subtle translucence and deep blue hue of this Sodalite bracelet is a sight to behold!
Also known as, the “Princess Stone,” Sodalite’s chemical make up puts it in the same family as another sought after blue gem, Lapiz Lazuli.
Deep blue stones are a rarity in nature, and it is no surprise that it was a popular item to trade for in the Caral and Tiwanaku societies of Peru and Bolivia.
The mineral’s name and color come from the element sodium. Sodalite crystals can only form when sodium-rich magma cools into igneous rock.
First recorded in Greenland in 1811, this gem has since been found in Russia, Brazil, Bolivia, Canada, and the United States.
Sodalite is a unique stone that is sure to grab attention and add intensity to any wardrobe.
Add this gorgeous Sodalite bracelet to your collection today!
(Photos taken by LAIFF Award-Winning Jean Luis Garcia)
