Scapolite Crystal Colors

Learn Properties Of Each Color

Hi there and welcome to my latest edition.

Did you know that Scapolite comes in quite a few colors?

While they have some common properties, their energy varies quite a bit due to the minerals they contain, so this article covers each of the colors separately.

The yellow Scapolite is the most common and even it varies in color from a pale yellow to a darker shade.

Yellow Scapolite is one of the most well known Scapolite Colors

All colors of Scapolite are stones of purpose, meaning that they help you decide on a purpose, and help you to work out how this aim can be achieved.

Their energy aids self mastery, with an action that helps you to keep control when difficulties arise and you need to pull yourself together.

Due to each color containing some different minerals they can have other properties and will resonate within various chakras and this is noted in the article.

So this article gives you general scapolite properties and also has separate sections for each color that I have been able to find and use.

This article has information about each of the common colors including the purple stone which is one of the high vibration crystals, with a potent energy.

There is an in-depth page about Purple Scapolite here, so if it interests you check out that page.

Purple is one of the Scapolite Colors talked about in this article.

All Scapolite colors are good crystals for stress and tension and have a strong effect if kept on the body and they all have a soothing action that assists emotional healing.

It’s good to wear it, and you can get jewelry made from various colors of this stone, although it is not common.

I have found a blue Scapolite pendant and my favorite sellers have jewelry of other Scapolite colors too.

But like most stones you can simply keep your favorite stones in a cloth bag in your pocket.

Alternatively, do what I do when needed and use a macrame crystal holder.

I have macrame holders in different sizes all with a sliding bead on top, so it’s easy to change the stone when you decide to work with something new.

By The Way, just so you know: I get emails asking about crystals for sale.

I don’t sell crystals myself, although I work to find possible sellers who have each of the stones I write about and I note this on the page where possible.

These sellers are generally affiliate companies but you pay the same for crystals bought from them as you would if you went there directly, except sales done this way help me to keep my site going.

You can learn the other properties of the Scapolite colors in my article, as they are quite diverse in some ways, while similar in others. So interesting!

That’s all for now. I look forward to sharing more of my favorite articles soon.

Love and light Liz

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Read About the Scapolite Colors Here