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Loose Sodalite Gemstones – Natural, Polished Cabochons and Beads for Jewelry

Loose Sodalite Gemstones – Natural, Polished Cabochons and Beads for Jewelry

Welcome to our collection of loose sodalite, where you'll find an extensive variety of sodalite gemstones for your creative projects. Choose from polished sodalite, raw sodalite, and unique sodalite cabochons that are perfect for custom jewelry or collecting. Whether you're looking for blue sodalite, sodalite beads, or natural sodalite specimens, we offer something for everyone. Start exploring our loose blue stones and find the ideal piece today!

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ID: 402339
Weight: 78.48ct
Size: 32.7 x 31.1 mm
Clarity: Opaque
Content: 1 pc
Price: $ 155.39
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What is loose sodalite, and how is it used?

Loose sodalite refers to individual pieces of sodalite gemstones that are not set into jewelry. These stones can be used for various purposes, such as creating custom sodalite jewelry, crafting with sodalite beads, or collecting unique sodalite specimens.

What types of sodalite gemstones are available?

There are several types of sodalite gemstones available, including raw sodalite, polished sodalite, and sodalite cabochons. You can also find specialized options like sodalite crystals and loose blue stones for crafting or decorative use.

How does blue sodalite differ from other gemstones?

Blue sodalite is known for its deep, rich blue hues often interspersed with white streaks or veining. Unlike other gemstones, natural sodalite is both beautiful and versatile, making it ideal for jewelry, décor, or as unique sodalite loose stones.

What are sodalite cabochons, and where are they used?

Sodalite cabochons are smooth, polished stones often used in making custom sodalite jewelry, such as rings, pendants, and earrings. They highlight the natural patterns and colors of blue sodalite.

Are sodalite beads suitable for jewelry-making?

Yes, sodalite beads are a popular choice for jewelry-making. Their stunning blue sodalite tones add elegance to necklaces, bracelets, and other designs. They pair well with other loose blue stones for creative projects.

Can I buy raw sodalite for my collection?

Absolutely! Raw sodalite is a favorite among collectors and hobbyists who enjoy its unprocessed, natural beauty. It’s also perfect for those looking for unique sodalite specimens.

Why should I choose natural sodalite for my projects?

Natural sodalite is prized for its durability, vibrant color, and versatility. Whether you’re creating custom sodalite jewelry or looking for decorative sodalite crystals, it offers timeless appeal.

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This was a great time as always. The only problem I had was deciding between all the beautiful and affordable stones that met my requirements. I love shopping for sapphires!

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I love browsing the site and everything is easy to find. There is just so much I get lost for hours. Sometimes I wish there were videos of some gems, but other than that I love shopping with GemSelect and I have referred the site to many people many times. I work in the jewelry industry myself and I love to show off what Ive had made with my gems from GemSelect! Thank you

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About Sodalite Gemstones

Sodalite is a stunning gemstone known for its rich blue color and natural white streaks. Often used in jewelry and decor, sodalite gemstones are highly valued for their unique patterns and versatility. Whether you're a collector or designer, loose sodalite offers endless possibilities for creative expression.

Types of Loose Sodalite Available

Our collection includes a wide range of sodalite loose stones, such as polished sodalite for jewelry projects, raw sodalite for collectors, and unique sodalite cabochons. For designers, sodalite beads are an excellent choice for crafting necklaces, bracelets, or earrings. Additionally, we offer sodalite specimens for decorative purposes or gemstone enthusiasts.

Why Choose Sodalite?

Natural sodalite is a durable yet elegant gemstone that brings timeless beauty to any collection. With its captivating patterns, blue sodalite pairs well with a variety of designs, making it a popular choice for sodalite jewelry. Explore the wide variety of loose blue stones to find the perfect piece for your next project.

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Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

Nice website I just don't know much about the quality until I receive the stone.

Posted By Becky in December, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 9 star ratings

I am very pleased with the ways you can filter your searches on this site, finding exactly what I want with little knowledge of what I am looking for is surprisingly easy!

Posted By Leo in March, 2025
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

This was a great time as always. The only problem I had was deciding between all the beautiful and affordable stones that met my requirements. I love shopping for sapphires!

Posted By Phoenix in August, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

I found the website easy to work with. The gemstones are lovely.

Posted By Sophie-Tiger in September, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

Helpselect accomplished all personal growth goals

Posted By Mike in October, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

It was very good and concise.

Posted By Whydothey in August, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 10 star ratings

I love browsing the site and everything is easy to find. There is just so much I get lost for hours. Sometimes I wish there were videos of some gems, but other than that I love shopping with GemSelect and I have referred the site to many people many times. I work in the jewelry industry myself and I love to show off what Ive had made with my gems from GemSelect! Thank you

Posted By Antennaesglow in July, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 8 star ratings

great experience

Posted By T in December, 2024
Source: Bizrate

Overall Rating -> 9 star ratings

The checkout said the my ccv was invalid. i had to use another card.

Posted By Ron in April, 2025
Source: Bizrate

FAQ's

What is loose sodalite, and how is it used?

Loose sodalite refers to individual pieces of sodalite gemstones that are not set into jewelry. These stones can be used for various purposes, such as creating custom sodalite jewelry, crafting with sodalite beads, or collecting unique sodalite specimens.

What types of sodalite gemstones are available?

There are several types of sodalite gemstones available, including raw sodalite, polished sodalite, and sodalite cabochons. You can also find specialized options like sodalite crystals and loose blue stones for crafting or decorative use.

How does blue sodalite differ from other gemstones?

Blue sodalite is known for its deep, rich blue hues often interspersed with white streaks or veining. Unlike other gemstones, natural sodalite is both beautiful and versatile, making it ideal for jewelry, décor, or as unique sodalite loose stones.

What are sodalite cabochons, and where are they used?

Sodalite cabochons are smooth, polished stones often used in making custom sodalite jewelry, such as rings, pendants, and earrings. They highlight the natural patterns and colors of blue sodalite.

Are sodalite beads suitable for jewelry-making?

Yes, sodalite beads are a popular choice for jewelry-making. Their stunning blue sodalite tones add elegance to necklaces, bracelets, and other designs. They pair well with other loose blue stones for creative projects.

Can I buy raw sodalite for my collection?

Absolutely! Raw sodalite is a favorite among collectors and hobbyists who enjoy its unprocessed, natural beauty. It’s also perfect for those looking for unique sodalite specimens.

Why should I choose natural sodalite for my projects?

Natural sodalite is prized for its durability, vibrant color, and versatility. Whether you’re creating custom sodalite jewelry or looking for decorative sodalite crystals, it offers timeless appeal.

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