Scolecite is a delicate white-to-colorless zeolite mineral with a soft, silky luster and a smooth, lightweight tumbled form. Its pale, almost translucent surface gives this pocket stone a quiet, ethereal quality.Sold individually — the listed price is for one (1) tumbled stone. Quick facts Stone Scolecite Composition Hydrated calcium silicate (a zeolite mineral) Hardness (Mohs) 5–5.5 Color White to colorless, sometimes with a faint silky sheen Origin India (Nashik/Pune region), Iceland Chakra Third eye and crown Traditionally used for Deep inner peace, restful sleep, a calm and open mind Care / Water-safe Handle gently and keep water exposure minimal — zeolites like scolecite are moderately soft and can be delicate along natural fracture lines — see Care below. Meaning & history Scolecite belongs to the zeolite family, a group of minerals that often form in the gas cavities of volcanic rock, giving many zeolites — scolecite included — a naturally fragile, silky structure. In crystal tradition, it's associated with deep inner peace, restful sleep, and a calm, open mind, and it's often linked to the third eye and crown chakras. Many people keep it on their nightstand or use it in meditation to encourage stillness and connection. Browse more stones for stress relief or explore our full range of crystals & stones. How to use it Rest it on your nightstand as a calming presence before sleep, hold it during quiet meditation, or keep it wherever you unwind at the end of the day. Because scolecite is natural, luster, shape, and surface texture vary from piece to piece — each one is unique and may differ from the photo. Care & cleansing Scolecite is a moderately soft zeolite (Mohs 5–5.5) that can be more delicate than harder quartz-family stones, especially along natural fracture lines, so handle it gently and avoid dropping it or storing it loose with harder crystals. Keep water exposure to a minimum — a quick wipe with a soft, dry cloth is safer than soaking or running it under water. To cleanse the stone's energy, consider smoke from our smudging & herbs collection or a few hours near selenite. Frequently asked questions What is scolecite, and what is it for?Scolecite is a soft white zeolite mineral traditionally associated with deep inner peace, restful sleep, and a calm mind. This is a decorative and symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is it water-safe?Keep water exposure minimal. Scolecite is moderately soft and can be delicate, so a quick wipe with a dry cloth is safer than soaking or submerging it. Can I keep it by my bed or carry it daily?Yes — many people keep it on a nightstand specifically for its calming, sleep-focused associations. If carrying it, keep it in a soft pouch since it's softer than quartz-family stones and can chip if knocked around loosely. How do I cleanse and recharge it?Many people use smoke from sage or palo santo, moonlight, or resting the stone near selenite for a few hours, since scolecite's softness makes water and salt less ideal. How can I tell it's genuine scolecite?Genuine scolecite has a distinctive silky, almost fibrous luster and a lightweight, slightly porous feel compared to denser quartz-family stones, with a white to colorless tone rather than bright artificial color. What pairs well with scolecite?Scolecite pairs naturally with other calming, sleep-focused stones like moonstone or amethyst, and with other third-eye and crown stones for meditation work. 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