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Sodalite is a rich royal-blue mineral often recognized by its white calcite veining. It’s sometimes mistaken for lapis lazuli, but sodalite usually has a more uniform blue color and lacks the metallic gold flecks of pyrite.
Distinguishing features
Usually blue with white streaks or patches
Rarely contains pyrite (unlike Lapis Lazuli)
Some sodalite fluoresces orange under UV light due to a variety called hackmanite
Decorative stone and jewelry
Carvings and ornamental objects
Collector mineral
Occasionally used as an architectural stone
In crystal traditions, sodalite is often linked with:
