Cabochon Sodalite - Natural Stone - DIY Jewelry Making

Discover our Sodalite gemstone cabochon available in oval, round, and square shapes, in smooth or faceted versions. You will find the Sodalite cabochon that suits your jewelry creation for women or men.

What is a Sodalite stone?

Sodalite is a fine stone (formerly known as a "semi-precious stone"), a gem with an intense bluish-purple color, often showing fine white veins of calcite. It is sometimes used in the composition of lapis lazuli but has a much more violet hue than the latter. The main deposits of sodalite are found in Brazil, Canada, and the United States, where it is widely used in jewelry for its intense color. It has a hardness of 5.5 to 6 on the Mohs scale. If you want to learn more about the history and virtues of the Natural Sodalite stone, you can find this information on our Blog.

Whether you are a beginner or an expert creator, explore our gemstones on strand Sodalite or individual beads categorized by shape to create your handmade jewelry prototypes (such as men's bracelet and/or women's).

How to use cabochons?

Cabochons are very easy to use, you just need to put glue on the flat side of the cabochon and stick it on a suitable base to create a piece of jewelry. Discover now our selection of findings for cabochons: 925 Silver Cabochon Setting and 14K Gold Filled Cabochon Setting.

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Sodalite is a member of the Silicate family. It is one of the few minerals that can be found mixed with traces of...
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