Wild Blue Seas
Deep blues sodalite with frothy bands of white and a hint of tangerine cabochon in a gallery wire bezel setting accented with bead wire.  20" oxidized sterling silver chain necklace 
Where the surf surges into a frothy broth of blue and white; this is the salt whipped wonder of Sodalite. The blue gemstone blurs the line between mineral and magic, this is not your usual semi-precious stone but something ripe and rare. Sodalite may not be as ancient as Lapis Lazuli or Blue Lace Agate, but it certainly doesn’t fall short of those fresh and fabulous healing vibes. In fact, thanks to its heady dark blue coloring, Sodalite is often mistaken for being a piece of Lapis Lazuli, but on closer look you can see the white veins that ripple beneath the surface, marking it out as something completely different. Sodalite takes its name from the Ancient Greek meaning salt stone. It’s like holding a piece of the stormy sea directly in your hand. But, far from being a stone of shipwrecks and bruised skies, Sodalite is every inch a smattering of salty calm.