Angelite is a natural blue anhydrite, a calcium sulfate mineral with a soft, pale blue, cloud-like surface. It is traditionally associated with calm and peaceful communication. This tumbled piece is smooth and pocket-sized, with surface tone and texture varying naturally from stone to stone.Sold individually — the listed price is for one (1) tumbled stone. Quick facts Stone Angelite Composition Blue anhydrite — calcium sulfate Hardness (Mohs) 3–3.5 Color Pale, powdery blue Chakra Throat and Crown Traditionally used for Calm and peaceful communication Care / Water-safe NOT water-safe — keep dry at all times Meaning & history Angelite gets its name from its soft, sky-like color and its long association with themes of peace and gentle guidance. As a form of anhydrite, it is chemically related to gypsum and selenite, though its calm blue tone sets it apart visually. In crystal tradition it is linked to both the throat chakra and the crown chakra, reflecting its dual association with honest communication and quiet spiritual connection. Many people keep it close for a gently uplifting, settling presence, often alongside other pieces chosen for balance and wellness. It is sometimes displayed near selenite, another calcium-based mineral, though the two require different care due to angelite's water sensitivity. How to use it Keep angelite on your nightstand, hold it during quiet meditation, or carry it when you want a gentle sense of peace before a difficult conversation. Because it is a soft stone, it is best kept somewhere it will not be knocked or dropped, and handled gently when you do pick it up. Care & cleansing Angelite requires special care: it should never be wet or soaked. As anhydrite, it readily absorbs moisture and can gradually convert to gypsum, which changes and softens the stone over time. Keep it away from water entirely — no rinsing, no gem water, no humid bathrooms. For cleansing, rely only on dry methods: pass it through incense smoke, rest it near a singing bowl or other sound source, or leave it under moonlight overnight. Store it separately from harder stones that could scratch its soft surface. Frequently asked questions What is angelite?Angelite is a natural blue anhydrite, a calcium sulfate mineral, with a soft, pale blue, matte-to-satiny surface. This tumbled piece is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Can angelite get wet?No. Angelite should never be wet or soaked. As anhydrite, it can absorb water and gradually convert to gypsum, which changes and weakens the stone. Keep it dry at all times and cleanse it using dry methods only. How do I cleanse angelite?Use dry methods only, such as passing it through smoke, resting it near a sound bowl, or placing it under moonlight overnight. Never rinse, soak, or use gem water with angelite. What chakra is angelite associated with?In crystal tradition, angelite is most often linked to the throat and crown chakras and themes of calm and communication. Is angelite the same as celestite?No. Angelite is anhydrite, a calcium sulfate mineral, while celestite is strontium sulfate. The two are often confused because of their similar pale blue color, but they are different minerals. Will my stone look exactly like the photo?Not exactly. Angelite is natural, so surface tone, texture, and shape vary from piece to piece. {"@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [{"@type": "Question", "name": "What is angelite?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "Angelite is a natural blue anhydrite, a calcium sulfate mineral, with a soft, pale blue, matte-to-satiny surface. 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