Sodalite Sterling Silver Star Pendant

Sodalite Sterling Silver Star Pendant

6cm drop, 4.8cm wide

Looks purple in the photo but is actually a dark shade of blue

Sodalite is a stone that contains within its atoms all the beauty of the heavens.

The spiritual meanings of Sodalite are wisdom, clarity of thought, creativity, and cosmic beauty.

As you look upon its beautiful dark-blue core spotted with an infinity of white lines and freckles, it immediately transports you to the highest of spiritual planes where confusion and chaos have no power.

It is in this dimension where Sodalite asks us to travel to: that place within ourselves where we break down all walls and return to the universal oneness. Where tranquility can be achieved by seeing everything at once without any doubts distracting the mind.

The story of Sodalite is somewhat tragic. This beautifully cosmic crystal was lost to the collective consciousness for a considerable period of time, unable to share its wisdom.

It remained hidden from humanity for nearly 1,800 years between the 1st and 19th centuries AD.

However, while humanity did not have the benefits that this stone could impart, it has returned to us now at a point of time where its qualities are far more important than ever.

Modern humans have had the privilege of rediscovering its power as though we were ancient sages ourselves.

From what little archaeologists can piece together, the last interaction between Sodalite and humans would have occurred at the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which destroyed the ancient city of Pompeii.

Evidence of Sodalite has been found in this city’s ruins and would have killed one of the most significant early historians and crystallographers, Pliny the Elder.

With the demise of Pompeii, the world lost a great sage of crystals as well as all knowledge of this great calming stone. That is until its rediscovery in 1901 in a Greenland quarry.

Its connection to great thinkers is not a coincidence. It has received the nicknames of Poet’s Stone and Thinker’s Stone for its ability to conjure up profound thoughts in whoever looks at its beauty.

It is not only beautiful but also very powerful. In case you didn’t know it yet, Sodalite is known as the Poet’s Stone because it can help you express all the things that you want to say in the best way possible.

It’s an effective stone to end arguments or disagreements. Also, it’s a stone of logic.

When you have a stone like Sodalite, you can expect to have increased intelligence and rationality. It will stimulate your thoughts and give you mental clarity.

If you’ve ever wrestled with the classic arguments between head and heart, you’ll know exactly how it so often goes. Your rational mind wants to do one thing, and your heart calls out for another.

Finding a balance between these two contrasting sides of ourselves can be tough. And oftentimes so is finding the right stone to help strike that unity.

Yet, you might well find that those internal dialogues become more quiet, and more cordial.

This is also because it is such a fascinating stone to meditate with. Because it’s able to help clear away any mental cobwebs and align you with a more cohesive interpretation of what comes to you in these quiet and contemplative moments.

The four-pointed star symbol in Christianity is usually styled to resemble a cross.

Also known as the Star of Bethlehem or natal star, this star represents both Jesus’ birth and the purpose for which he was born.

It is used especially for church decoration during the Advent and Christmas seasons.