Scolecite Wand

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This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

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OriginIndia
PolishShiny & Smooth
QualityAAA (quality chart)
ShapeWand
ColorWhite
TransparencyOpaque
Size3 in / 7.6 cm
Average Weight1.3 oz / 36 g / 180 carats
  • Fragile Crystals

    Be gentle, this stone is fragile & chips easily.

  • Crystals Keep In Shade

    Keep it in the shade to protect its colour.

  • Crystals Safe In Elixir

    This stone is safe to use in direct-infusion elixirs.

Peaceful Kindness

Become more gentle, compassionate, and patient. Receive subtle insights from dreams and spirit guides. Understand who you are and what you are meant to do. Feel relaxed and balanced even during difficult situations. Let Scolecite align you with your Highest Self!

This Crystal is Ethically Sourced

Moonrise Crystals has developed 9 guidelines to ensure your crystals are consciously sourced to protect the environment and workers.

Ethically Sourced Scolecite from India

This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

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Supply Chain for Scolecite

This Scolecite comes from artisanal miners in Pune, Maharashtra, India.  Scolecite is a fragile mineral that can only be mined by hand and has a low environmental impact.

This lapidary hand-polishes stones in Mumbai, India. It is owned by two long-time friends and business partners. Unusual for India, factory workers have safe conditions and are paid fairly. It is also an exporter and sells exclusively at large gem shows.

I first met this source at the 2017 Denver Gem Show. Our first encounter was short since it was my last day of shopping and I had already spent most of my budget, but their polished stock was the highest quality I had ever seen. A few months later, we met again in Tucson and this time I made sure to visit them at the beginning of the show!

In 2019, I was able to sit down with both owners and have a lengthy conversation about sourcing. Unlike most lapidaries, they were willing to speak with me in-depth about how they ensure their business is ethical. We talked about individual mines in India as well as how they source from other countries. We also talked about how they treat their own workers and about the links between business, karma, and God. Their willingness to talk and their pleasure at the conversation made me eager to develop and deepen this relationship.

Scolecite Healing, Mineralogy, and History

Published July 2014  •  Updated August 2024  •  Read Time: 5 minutes
Scolecite is a sweet Zeolite crystal that grows in thin long needles.  Sometimes the needles grow so closely together that they fuse together.  But when polished, the individual needle crystals can be seen.  Scolecite is usually white, but can be pink, orange or green.  Most of the Scolecite sold to collectors comes from huge Basalt mines in India.  The Basalt is used for roads and railways, while the Scolecite and other secondary minerals are picked out by artisanal miners and sold abroad.  Scolecite has a very sweet and high energy that is exquisite during meditation or in prayer.  It lifts us up and asks us to be instruments of peace in this world. […]

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