Sodalite and lava-stone jewellery can be chosen for its contrasting colours and texture. Some people associate sodalite with self-reflection and lava stone with resilience. These are symbolic associations from tradition. Compare the design, measured size and care instructions before choosing a bracelet.
Related information: Sodalite.
What is sodalite?
Sodalite is a mineral known for its deep blue to blue-green colour, often veined with white. It is used as an ornamental stone, in art, and as a decorative building stone, and it occurs in igneous rocks that crystallise from sodium-rich magma. In crystal tradition it is often called the Stone of Peace, and it is associated with clarity, calm and thoughtful reflection. These meanings are symbolic, not measured effects.
Using a stone as a point of focus
Some people like to hold a favourite stone during a quiet moment or meditation, simply as a point of focus. If that appeals to you, a bracelet is a handy way to keep a stone close, and the beads can be turned between your fingers. The experience is personal.
Styling a sodalite and lava stack
Blue and black is a classic pairing. The smooth blue of sodalite contrasts with the matt, textured surface of lava stone, so a stack of two or three bracelets looks interesting without being busy. It works with watches, leather straps and casual outfits alike.
To see similar bracelets, try our Women's Lava Stone Chakra Crystal Bracelet and the Men's Black Agate Beaded Bracelet with Crown, or browse all men's beaded bracelets.
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