Only Large pieces.
Locality: Norway
Eudialyte is a rare and complex mineral typically found in alkaline igneous rocks.
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Color: Eudialyte is known for its striking and varied colors, which can include shades of red, pink, brown, yellow, and even green or violet. The coloration is due to various impurities present in the mineral.
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Hardness: Eudialyte has a Mohs hardness of around 5 to 6. This places it in the range of hardness similar to that of apatite or orthoclase feldspar.
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Clarity: Eudialyte is typically translucent to opaque, with some specimens exhibiting a degree of transparency. However, it is more commonly found in opaque form.
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Luster: Eudialyte typically displays a vitreous to greasy luster when polished.
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Density: The density of eudialyte varies depending on its composition and the presence of impurities, but it generally ranges between 2.74 to 3.10 grams per cubic centimeter.
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Metaphysical Properties: Eudialyte is associated with promoting self-love, acceptance, and compassion. It is believed to help release negative emotions and patterns, fostering emotional balance and stability. Overall, eudialyte is believed to bring balance and alignment to the mind, body, and spirit, facilitating holistic well-being.
Photos have not been edited or altered, just taken in different daylight conditions to show the variation in color. Pieces are held in hand to help with scale and does not necessarily represent 1 pound. Specific pieces photographed may no longer be available.