April 26, 2024
54mm 2-1/8 inch SODALITE SPHERE CRYSTAL BALL with STAND
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Teton Rocks! Royal Blue 54mm 2-1/8" Sodalite Gemstone Carved 'Crystal' Ball with Stand This auction is for the beautifully carved natural and genuine Sodalite Carved Crystal Sp as pictured. This wonderful stone features dark royal blue coloring with milky white highlights. Mined and carved in Kunene River, Namibia, Africa , the stone has a perfect smooth, high polish finish. The Sodalite Sp measures 54mm (approx. 2-1/8 inches) in diameter, and weighs nearly one-half pound (7 oz.) . The clear acrylic stand is included at no additional charge, and shipping in the US is free. Sodalite is an igneous rock, formed as molten lava and cooled very slowly deep underground. It is a stone of logic, rationality, and truth . It is said to increase intelligence, knowledge and learning, and unites the logical with the spiritual. Sodalite is reputed to stabilize mental and emotional processes. It is purported to eliminate fear and guilt better than any other stone . Physically, Sodalite helps the digestive system, relieves insomnia, reduces the pain of cramps and migraines, and shortens the duration of head colds. All Teton Rocks! carved gemstone sps are delivered in handsome fabric draw-string bags, emblazoned with the oval Teton Rocks! logo, and ready for gift giving. Photographs show colors as closely as possible, but all computer screens are
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