Sodalite Angel Pendant, Carved Blue Stone, 1.25 Inch

• A carved angel form. The guardian's shape in solid stone.
• Blue and white veined sodalite. Each stone's veining is its own.
• About 1 1/4" x 3/4". Sized for a pendant.
• No cord included. Ready for your own chain or cord.

• Carved sodalite angel pendant, approximately 1 1/4" x 3/4"
• Natural stone; color and veining vary by piece
• No cord or chain included

Sodalite holds the communication seat of the crystal tradition: the deep blue stone of clear speech, honest words, and steady insight, tied to the throat and third eye. The angel is one of the most widely loved forms on the carving shelf, a shape of guardianship and comfort that crosses traditions, worn or carried as a reminder that watch is being kept. Together they make a small guardian for people who live by their words: for speaking clearly, listening well, and keeping counsel. The stone does not act on its own; it holds the register while the honesty and the courage to speak remain yours.

1. Wear it. Thread it on a chain or cord and keep the communication register at the throat, where the tradition places it.
2. Carry it. It rides as easily in a pocket as on a cord, a small guardian for hard conversations.
3. Gift it. Angel carvings are classic tokens of care for someone being watched over.
4. Cleanse gently. A brief rinse and a soft cloth; skip harsh chemicals and long soaks.

• Sodalite Point Bead, 1 Inch: the same stone in a drilled point for cords and craft.
• Silver Chime Candles, Set of 20: the intuition color to burn during insight work.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: cleansing smoke for stone and space.

Does it come with a cord?

No. It arrives as the carved pendant alone, ready for the chain or cord of your choice.

What is sodalite for?

In crystal tradition, clear communication and insight: the throat and third eye register, the stone of saying what you mean.

Will mine match the photo?

Closely, not exactly. Sodalite's white veining runs differently through every stone, so each angel is one of a kind.

How do I care for it?

A brief rinse and a soft cloth keep it bright. Avoid harsh chemicals and long soaks.