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IMA mineral species Healing crystal

Eudialyte

Na₁₅Ca₆(Fe²⁺,Mn²⁺)₃Zr₃[Si₂₅O₇₃](O,OH,H₂O)₃(OH,Cl)₂

Cyclosilicate, mineral.

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Eudialyte specimen
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Properties

Chemical formulaNa₁₅Ca₆(Fe²⁺,Mn²⁺)₃Zr₃[Si₂₅O₇₃](O,OH,H₂O)₃(OH,Cl)₂
ElementsNa, Ca, Fe, Mn, Zr, Si, O, H, Cl
Crystal systemTrigonal
Mohs hardness—
Density—
Streakwhite
Color—
IMA symbolEud
Nickel–Strunz class9.CO.10

“—” means no reliable value in Wikidata yet. Check Mindat for full data.

🌍 Where it's found

Type locality (where it was first described): Kangerluarsuk fjord, Ilímaussaq, Greenland

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Marker positions are approximate (region or locality level). Type localities from Wikidata; notable sources curated by Crystopedia.

✨ Metaphysical & Folklore

These are traditional and folk beliefs from crystal lore. They are not scientific or medical claims – crystals are not a substitute for professional care.

Red-pink eudialyte is associated with self-love and forgiveness.

Traditional uses
self-love, forgiveness, purpose
Chakra
Heart Root
Zodiac
Aries, Virgo
Element
Fire

💞 Pairs well with (traditional pairings)

RhodochrositeBoth carry the theme of self-love, so together they're thought to reinforce it. BloodstoneAnother Root & Heart chakra stone, used alongside eudialyte for courage. ChrysoprasePaired in tradition for forgiveness, with Chrysoprase bringing hope as well. EmeraldBoth carry the theme of love, so together they're thought to reinforce it. Clear QuartzLifts and clarifies eudialyte's grounding energy; clear quartz is said to amplify any stone.

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