A species of Eudialyte group, Also known as Saami Blood, Eudalite
Eudialyte can be found in pink, red, brown, violet, and green varieties. They are often carved into spheres and usually accompanied by black and white minerals that create a stark contrast in jewelry pieces. Eudialyte is named after the Greek word meaning 'easily dissolved' as these minerals quickly dissolve in acidic solutions. It is primarily mined in Russia.
Hardness:
5 - 6
Density:
2.74 - 3.1 g/cm³
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General Info About Eudialyte
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What is the hazards of Eudialyte?
Harm Type
Radiativity
Eudialyte is toxic due to its Radioactivity.
Eudialyte is slightly radioactive because of containing small amounts of uranium. There is no health risks from wearing or handling pieces under 5 carats (1 gram) but holding a eudialyte sphere of 5,000 carats (1 kg) would exceed the safe limit.
How to prevent the risks of Eudialyte?
Avoid inhaling its dust!
Avoid putting it into mouth!
Avoid long-term proximity!
Eudialyte contains trace amounts of uranium, making it slightly radioactive. Pieces under 5 carats pose no health risk, but larger specimens (1 kg) may exceed safe limits. When cutting or polishing eudialyte, wear gloves and a mask to avoid skin and lung exposure to its dust. Wash your hands thoroughly afterward. Store it in a sealed container away from children and pets.
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Rarity
Rare
Characteristics of Eudialyte
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Uses of Eudialyte
Eudialyte is used as a minor ore of zirconium and occasionally as a gemstone. However, these applications are not common due to this mineral’s rarity and tiny specimens. Eudialyte specimens are often kept for mineral collections.
Healing Properties of Eudialyte
Eudialyte is a stone that works on the Heart and Root chakras to enhance intimate relationships. Often referred to as the stone of the heartland, it connects the energies of the two chakras bringing harmony to physical and emotional love. It is also helpful in matters of personal goals and business opportunities. It can be especially helpful during life changes. Use the stone when meditating or sleeping to gain insight into current and past relationships.
Chakras
Root, Heart
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