Pure Blue Sodalite Stone Slabs

Brand Name: HR stone

Product: Translucent or No Translucent Blue sodalite plate

Model Number:BSS001

Type: semiprecious stone

Material: Blue sodalite

Place of origin: Africa

Surface finish: polished

Design: Translucent or No Translucent plate

Color: blue; blue and white mixed

Kind: Sky Blue, Honey Blue and Sea Blue

Size: 240*120*2cm normally, max size can be 300*180cm,contact with us for detailed size

Thickness: 1.8-1.9cm

Translucent slab thickness:0.5 blue sodalite+2cm plastic acrylic honeycomb

Application: wall tiles, table top,countertop

Packing: in special strong wooden crate

Supply: about 1-2 containers per month

MOQ: 50 square meters

Deliver port: Xiamen

Payment term: T/T or L/C

Price term: FOB,CIF,C&F

HR Stone company invest blue sodalite mineral quarry in Africa, The sodalite rock in Africa that also contains abundant blue sodalite and white nepheline. Both of these minerals have a hardness of approximately 6 on the Mohs hardness scale.

What kind of semi precious stone products we can produce?

1) Blue sodalite(big and small blocks,translucent or no translucent slab)

2) Tiger Eye(raw or slab)

3) amethyst(raw or slab)

4) Agate(slab)

What is Sodalite?
On sodalite meaning, here we share some Scientific knowledge with you.

Sodalite is a rare blue mineral found mainly in rocks. Some rocks containing abundant sodalite can be polished to a beautiful luster and are durable enough for a variety of uses. When polished they often display attractive white patterns produced by other minerals dispersed through the rock. For these reasons and especially for its blue color, sodalite is valued as a gem material, ornamental stone and architectural material. Through professional testing, Sodalite is mainly composed of silica and Alumina.

sodalite vs lapis :Blue sodalite has a strong resemblance to Lapis. For metaphysical purposes, this stone is said to improve one's Logical thinking.

Sodalite was originally discovered in Greenland in the early 1800's, then about 100 years later it was next found in Ontario. A few other sources, mostly in Africa, exist today.