SODODITA SILVER 925 Bracelet - Height: 20 cm - Width: 1 cm- 12 g - (1)

BLUE NATURAL SODALITE BRACELET – 5 OVAL CABOCHONS – STERLING SILVER 925

1. Mineral identification
Natural blue sodalite, an ornamental mineral valued for its intense cobalt blue color.

2. Chemical composition
Na8(Al6Si6O24)Cl2. Sodium aluminum silicate with chlorine, belonging to the feldspathoid group.

3. Description of the piece
Elegant bracelet formed by five oval cabochons of sodalite, individually set and linked by articulated joints.

4. Color and characteristics
Deep cobalt blue, with blue clouding, purplish tones and mineral veining that create unique patterns in each stone.

5. Mineralogical quality
Good color intensity and an attractive combination of the five cabochons. Internal variations add personality and singularity.

6. Cut and polish
Oval cabochons with a convex surface, polished to enhance the color and natural patterns of the mineral.

7. Mounting
Sterling silver 925, an alloy consisting of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. Bezel settings and articulated joints.

8. Design
Classic, timeless jewelry style. The articulation provides flexibility and a comfortable fit on the wrist.

9. Geological origin
Sodalite is found in alkaline igneous rocks. Notable producing countries include Brazil, Canada, Namibia, and Russia. The precise provenance of this piece is not documented.

10. Mineralogical properties
Approximate hardness 5.5–6 on the Mohs scale. Vitreous to greasy luster and cubic crystal structure.

11. Authenticity and counterfeits
Sodalite can be mistaken for lapis lazuli and dyed materials. This piece shows the visual characteristics of sodalite, with clouds and color variations typical of the mineral. No gemological certificate is provided.

12. Tests performed
Visual examination through enlarged photographs of the cabochons, their veining, coloration, and settings. The silver composition can be verified by XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis.

13. Condition and presentation
Bracelet with five set stones and a lobster clasp with an adjustable chain. The piece is delivered with photographed images.

Gemological curiosities
The name sodalite comes from its sodium content. Although it shares the striking blue color of lapis lazuli, it has its own mineralogical identity. In fact, sodalite can also be part of the composition of lapis lazuli.

Care tips
Avoid shocks, perfumes, chemicals, and ultrasonic cleaning. Clean gently with a slightly damp cloth and dry afterwards. Store separately from harder jewelry to preserve the polish.

Vendor profile
Chus – Authentic Minerals

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