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Sodalite 

Sodalite is a rich, royal blue mineral widely admired for its deep color and often used as an ornamental stone. It belongs to the feldspathoid mineral group and is characterized by its opaque clarity and white streaks or veins, which are caused by the presence of calcite. Sodalite's name is derived from its sodium content. Although similar in appearance to lapis lazuli, it can be distinguished by its lack of pyrite inclusions, which are characteristic of lapis.

Found in several parts of the world, including Brazil, Canada, Namibia, and Russia, sodalite forms in igneous rocks that crystallized from sodium-rich magmas. This is a key factor in its composition and the reason for its rich, blue coloration. It's often used in jewelry and as a decorative stone, especially in carvings and inlay work.

Sodalite is valued for its supposed properties of enhancing insight, intuition, and mental performance. It's often referred to as the "Poet's Stone" because it's believed to help with creative expression and clarity. Sodalite is also thought to foster logic, rationality, and efficiency, qualities that are much appreciated in group work and collaborative efforts. Its calming energy is said to aid in communication and help in speaking one's truth, making it a popular choice for those seeking both inner peace and external harmony.