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A rough, gray stone with a circular hole in its center sits on a dark wooden surface. In the background, a blurred book titled History of Art and another indistinguishable object are partially visible.

A rough, gray stone with a hollowed square cavity sits on a dark wooden surface. In the blurred background, a book titled HISTORY OF ART is partially visible, adding context to the scene.

A rough, dark gray stone candle holder with a round hollow sits on a wooden surface. In the blurred background, there is a closed hardcover book with the title HISTORY OF ART partially visible and a pink object resting on top.

A rough, gray stone with white streaks sits on a wooden surface. The stone has a smoothly carved circular hole in its center, resembling a small bowl or candle holder. The surface of the stone is uneven and textured.

A rough, grayish-blue stone with a large, cylindrical hole in the center sits on a wooden surface. The stone has natural ridges and striations, giving it a rugged, unpolished appearance. Light shines across its textured surface.

A rough, dark gray rock with prominent white veins stands upright on a wooden desk. In the background are stacked books, a pen holder, and a computer mouse, slightly out of focus. The desk surface has visible grain and a few scratches.

A rough, dark gray stone with a hollowed-out center sits on a wooden table. The stone has light-colored veins running through it. In the background, there are two blurred stacked books, one with the visible title HISTORY OF ART.

Sodalite Candleholder

Name: Sodalite Candleholder
SKU: ITE-SODALITE
Availability: InStock

$30.00

Natural sodalite stone candleholder with hexagonal form and rich veining.

• Time Period: 21st Century
• Origin: Ontario, Canada
• Maker/Brand: Unmarked
• Medium: Sodalite mineral
• Style: Contemporary Mineral Decor / Crystal Home Accent
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Deep blue with white veining, drilled central cavity

1 in stock

SKU: ITE-SODALITE Category: Other Finds

Description

This sculptural candleholder is crafted from solid sodalite — a deep royal blue tectosilicate mineral first discovered in Greenland but commercially sourced in Ontario, Canada. Prized for its saturated color and cloudy white inclusions, sodalite is a favorite in gemstone decor, believed to encourage clarity and intuition.

Cut and polished into a faceted base, the stone’s natural variations and glowing veining make it ideal for candlelight ambiance or altar display. As both mineral specimen and functional object, it appeals to collectors of crystals, geology, and artisan home goods.

Sodalite Candleholder

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