Angelite gemstone bracelet

Angelite, also known as anhydrite, is a soft blue gemstone associated with tranquility and healing. Its serene, pale blue color and gentle energy have made it popular in both jewelry and metaphysical practices. Here’s a closer look at angelite and what makes it special:

Key Features

• Color: Angelite has a soothing, pastel blue color, often with white or slightly milky undertones. This calming hue gives it a cloud-like appearance.

• Luster: It has a soft, matte luster, which adds to its gentle, almost velvety look. When polished, it can appear subtly waxy or slightly translucent.

• Hardness: Angelite has a Mohs hardness of 3 to 3.5, making it a relatively soft gemstone. This means it’s vulnerable to scratches and can be delicate when used in jewelry.

• Composition: Angelite is a form of anhydrite, a mineral formed when gypsum loses water over time. If exposed to water, it can revert to gypsum, so it should be kept dry to maintain its form and appearance.

Origins

Angelite is found mainly in Peru, where it was discovered in the late 20th century. Other sources include Germany, Mexico, Poland, and Libya, but Peruvian angelite is particularly well-known.

Metaphysical Properties

Angelite is often associated with peace, compassion, and communication with higher realms. In crystal healing, it’s thought to help connect with angelic energies, hence the name “angelite.” It’s considered a stone of calm, helping to relieve stress and encouraging a sense of peace and acceptance. Some also believe it enhances spiritual awareness and facilitates communication, making it a popular choice for meditation and spiritual practices.

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