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Sodalite Heishi 4x2mm semi-precious gemstone
69 SEK per STRAND
Sodalite isemi-precious gemstones with a hole of about 0.6 mm are sold on a string of about 38 cm long
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Description
Article no.: SOD4X2
Sodalite 4x1mm is a beautifully mottled dark blue round gemstone with a hole of approximately 0.6mm, sold on a 38 cm strand.
Sodalite is a beautifully mottled stone with a lovely, slightly darker blue color and hints of white and gray. It pairs perfectly with jeans and adds an incredibly exciting touch to various types of designs. Thanks to its mottled pattern, you can pair it with several different shades of blue, white, and much more. The stone is available in several sizes and works particularly well in necklaces.
Sodalite is a light, relatively hard but brittle mineral. It is best known for its blue hue, but can also occur in gray, yellow, green, or pink. The blue color resembles traditional royal blue more than ultramarine.
Sodalite often has white veins or spots of calcite. Although sodalite resembles lapis lazuli, pyrite is rarely found in sodalite (pyrite is a common component of the “stone” lapis lazuli).
Sodalite is a beautifully mottled stone with a lovely, slightly darker blue color and hints of white and gray. It pairs perfectly with jeans and adds an incredibly exciting touch to various types of designs. Thanks to its mottled pattern, you can pair it with several different shades of blue, white, and much more. The stone is available in several sizes and works particularly well in necklaces.
Sodalite is a light, relatively hard but brittle mineral. It is best known for its blue hue, but can also occur in gray, yellow, green, or pink. The blue color resembles traditional royal blue more than ultramarine.
Sodalite often has white veins or spots of calcite. Although sodalite resembles lapis lazuli, pyrite is rarely found in sodalite (pyrite is a common component of the “stone” lapis lazuli).