Eudialyte is a rare and complex cyclosilicate mineral prized for its vibrant color and rare element composition. Its composed typically of sodium, calcium, cerium, iron, zirconium, silicon, oxygen, hydrogen, and chlorine. Eudialyte's exact composition can vary and include rare Earth elements like lanthanum, neodymium, and yttrium. Notable deposits of Eudialyte are found in Russia, Greenland, Canada, and Norway. It was discovered in 1819 in Greenland. Eudialyte is named after the Greek words “eu” meaning “well” and “dialytos” meaning “soluble” after its tendency to dissolve in acid. This beautiful and rare mineral is prized for its metaphysical uses and stunning appearance when set into jewelry.

Eudialyte is an extremely supportive heart healing stone that helps connect with pure love and Mother Earth. Its gentle grounding energy assists with healing and cleansing the body's energy field. Eudialyte is a crystal I highly recommend for releasing negative or stagnant energy and overcoming self-limiting beliefs. It's also a great stone to help discover your purpose and healing from loss or grief. Eudialyte is a wonderful ally for improving your self-worth and self-image. Its transformative energy helps you open your heart to receive pure love energy. Eudialyte helps you discover your soul's gifts and how to share them with the world.

Hardness: 5-6

Color: Red, pink, brown, green, yellow

Structure: Trigonal

Care: Avoid prolonged exposure to heat (or extreme heat), direct sunlight and contact with water, abrasive surfaces or chemicals. Remove before contact sports, weight lifting or activities where it may come into contact with force. As always, minerals higher on the hardness scale should be stored away from it. 

Cleaning: Warm water, mild soap, and soft microfiber cloth. Do not submerge in water.

Feng Shui Placement: Eudialyte is a beautiful gem to store in the bedroom to promote peace, love and commitment in your relationships.