Angelite

Angelite, also known as Anhydrite, is a mineral composed of anhydrous calcium sulfate (CaSO₄). It typically forms tabular, prismatic, or fibrous crystals. The mineral is often found in massive form and can have a variety of colors, although it is most commonly recognized for its pale blue hue. The name "Angelite" is a trade name given to the blue variety of Anhydrite. Angelite was first discovered in 1987 in Peru.

Angelite forms from the dehydration of gypsum. When gypsum is subjected to elevated temperatures and conditions where water is driven off, it transforms into anhydrite. This process often occurs in evaporite deposits, where the evaporation of seawater leaves behind concentrated layers of salts and minerals. Angelite can be found in various parts of the world, often in sedimentary basins with significant evaporite deposits. Some notable localities include: Peru, Germany, Mexico and Poland.

Angelite is an enchanting gem of angelic connection, peace and wisdom. Angelite assists and enhances communication with angels and spirit guides. It helps to open the channels of communication, allowing one to receive guidance, support, and messages from higher realms. Angelite helps to soothe and calm the mind, reducing stress and anxiety. Its gentle energy promotes a sense of inner peace and relaxation, making it an ideal stone for meditation and mindfulness practices. 

Angelite helps to clear blockages in the throat chakra, promoting clear and effective communication. It encourages honest and open dialogue, making it easier to express thoughts and feelings with confidence and clarity. This enchanting gem supports creative expression, helping artists, writers, and musicians to channel their creativity and communicate their ideas effectively. Its energy creates a free flow of creative inspiration and self-expression