Blue Sodalite stone: the complete guide
Blue Sodalite is a semi-precious stone of deep blue with white veins. Used in slabs, it is one of the most dramatic materials for interior design.
History and origin
Sodalite is a blue mineral also known in jewellery; deposits suitable for producing slabs are rare and are found mainly in South America. Its intense colour makes it a choice for luxury projects, yachts and hotels. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.
Look and veining
Intense blue, from royal blue to midnight blue, with white veins and patches. Highly contrasted and different from slab to slab.
Technical properties (indicative)
| Classification | Semi-precious stone (sodalite) |
|---|---|
| Density | about 2,300 kg/m³ (indicative) |
| Mohs hardness | about 5.5–6 |
| Water absorption | low |
| Main use | interiors |
| Acid resistance | medium |
Recommended uses
Table tops, washbasins, feature walls, bar and reception cladding, objects and inlays.
Care and maintenance
Neutral detergents, no abrasives. A stain-proof sealer on tops; blot liquids immediately.
Pairings
- With brass and gold.
- With white marbles.
- With dark woods and minimal furniture.
FAQ
Is it a natural stone?
Yes, a natural blue mineral, cut into slabs.
Can it be used for a table?
Yes, it is one of its most dramatic uses.
Is it suitable outdoors?
Indoor use is recommended.
Sodalite or Azul Bahia?
Both owe their blue to sodalite; they differ in pattern and origin: we compare the available slabs.
Sodalite Blu: available on request
We supply this stone as blocks, slabs, tiles and custom-made pieces. Tell us size, thickness and quantity: we will send photos of the available slabs and a quote within 24 hours.
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