Sodalite Alien Figure 40x30x15mm

Sodalite Alien Figure 40x30x15mm

€9,90
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Sodalite Alien Figure 40x30x15mm

Sodalite Alien Figure 40x30x15mm

€9,90
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To use it, you'll need

You reach for something calm at the end of a long day, and this small alien figure in deep blue sodalite fits that mood well. Its cool surface and rounded form make it a pleasant object to hold or simply glance at from across the room.

Spiritual meaning

Sodalite is traditionally linked to clear thinking and honest communication, often kept near a desk or reading corner. The alien form invites a lighter perspective too, a small prompt to stay open to ideas beyond the everyday.

How to use

  • Place it near books, a journal or a workspace as a calm visual anchor
  • Hold it briefly before writing, studying or a conversation you want to approach clearly
  • Group it with other blue stones on a shelf if you are building a themed display
  • Wipe with a soft dry cloth and avoid prolonged direct sunlight

Details

  • Material: sodalite gemstone
  • Size: approximately 40 x 30 x 15 mm
  • Weight: approximately 26 g
  • One figure per pack
Delivery

Shipped from a warehouse inside the EU to 25 countries, with a tracking link by email. Shipping is calculated on weight and shown before you pay, and it's free over your country's threshold (Italy: €59). No customs, no import fees. Delivery by country.

Returns

You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind, no reason needed. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, the return is on us. How returns work.

Ask about this piece

Size, materials, how it's traditionally used, whether two pieces work well together: ask, and a real person will answer. Natural stone and handmade pieces vary a little, so the photo shows one example rather than the exact piece you'll receive. Write to us.

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