Sodalite Mixed Shapes Cabochons - 1/4 Lb Bag, Jewelry Making Supplies

Deep royal blue with white veining, sodalite cabochons are a dependable choice for jewelry makers who want a strong, even blue.

Each quarter pound bag holds a mix of shapes and sizes, so you can sort them for bezel pendants, rings, earrings, inlay or mosaic work and still have spares to experiment with. Flat backs make them easy to glue into settings or onto blanks. The mix in each bag differs, which suits makers who like variety more than a matched set.

About Sodalite

Sodalite is a royal blue mineral named for its sodium content, first found in Greenland in 1811. It became important as an ornamental stone after large deposits were found near Bancroft, Ontario, in 1891.

Stone Meaning: Sodalite is traditionally associated with logic and clear communication.

Good to Know

• Sodalite is often mistaken for lapis lazuli; sodalite tends to show white veining and seldom holds pyrite, while lapis often carries gold pyrite flecks.
• A UV flashlight is a quick check: most sodalite fluoresces orange.

Additional Details

• Stock photo; yours will be similar.
• One 1/4 lb bag of mixed shape cabochons; shape, size and count vary by bag.
• Natural sodalite.

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