• Color:  

  Sugilite is a violet flame stone 

• Healing: 

As a purple crystal that emits violet ray energy, sugilite can open your crown chakra

• Properties: 

Sugilite can bring light to the darkest situations by alleviating emotional stress and promoting healing.

• Also other fun info: 

It is also known as lazulite, royal Azel, cybeline, and wesselite. Sugilite is a distinct mineral from amethyst, though both are silicates.

 A Spectrum of Purple Hues

Sugilite displays a range of purple tones, from light lavender to deep violet, with the intensity of the color influenced by its manganese content. The most sought-after specimens boast rich, regal hues that evoke a sense of majesty and mystery.

How to Work with Sugilite

• Meditation: Hold Sugilite in your hand or place it on your Third Eye or Crown Chakra during meditation. Visualize its healing light enveloping your body and spirit, guiding you to higher states of consciousness.

• Jewelry: Wearing Sugilite jewelry, such as pendants, necklaces, or bracelets, allows you to keep its energy close throughout the day. Its vibrations can help promote spiritual alignment and emotional well-being.

• Home Décor: Placing Sugilite specimens in your living space can infuse it with positive energy and spiritual harmony. Display it in areas where you meditate, reflect, or engage in spiritual practices.

Often referred to as the "stone of spiritual love," Sugilite is associated with the Third Eye and Crown Chakras.

It is believed to:

• Facilitate spiritual growth: Sugilite enhances intuition, psychic abilities, and spiritual awareness, helping you connect with higher realms of consciousness and deepen your meditation practice.
• Promote emotional healing: Its gentle energy fosters emotional balance, inner peace, and self-discovery. Sugilite can help release negative emotions like anger, fear, and resentment, replacing them with feelings of love, acceptance, and forgiveness.
• Offer protection and grounding: Sugilite acts like a angel that shields you against negative energies and psychic attacks, creating a protective barrier around your aura. It also helps ground excess energy, promoting stability and tranquility.

• Sugilite crystallizes in the hexagonal system, but distinct crystals are rare; it is more commonly found in massive form.
• The primary source of Sugilite is the Wessels Mine in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa.
• Other notable deposits exist in Japan and Canada, including Mont Saint-Hilaire in Quebec, which is the type locality for this mineral.
• A less common, gelatinous form of Sugilite, known as "gel Sugilite," is also found in some locations.

1. Sugilite is a relatively soft gemstone (5.5-6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale), so it's important to handle it with care.
2. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperature changes.
3. When storing your Sugilite, keep it separate from other jewelry to prevent scratching.