Crystal Encyclopedia

Angelite

AN-juh-lite

Blue Anhydrite
Angelite crystal — Pale blue, gray-blue specimen, Orthorhombic crystal system
Hardness
3.5
System
Orthorhombic
Family
Anhydrite
Formula
CaSO4
Rarity
common
Planet
Uranus
Chakra
Throat
Element
Air
Water
Not water safe
Sun
Low
Toxicity
Fragile; avoid water exposure
Did You Know?

Commercial name for blue anhydrite; historically used in decorative stone rather than ornamentation.

Quick Learn

What is Angelite used for?

Angelite is commonly used for peace, communication, compassion, spiritual connection.

Can Angelite go in water?

Angelite is rated: Not water safe.Use dry cleansing methods instead.

What chakra is Angelite?

Angelite resonates with the Throat chakra.

Scientific Data

Formula
CaSO4
Crystal System
Orthorhombic
Mineral Family
Anhydrite
Composition
Calcium
Origin Regions
Peru, Mexico, Germany, Poland
Formation
Sedimentary anhydrite mineral formation
Colors
Pale blue, gray-blue
Mohs Hardness
3.5

Metaphysical Properties

Chakra
Throat
Zodiac
Aquarius
Ruling Planet
Uranus
Element
Air
Intention
Peace
Intention
communication
Intention
compassion
Intention
spiritual connection
"I am supported by calm and gentle awareness."

Geological Profile

Angelite is a blue form of anhydrite created when gypsum loses its water content under geological pressure.

Care & Cleansing

Care Instructions

Do not immerse in water; clean gently with a dry cloth; keep away from humidity

Cleansing Methods

Sound, moonlight (avoid water)

Historical Use

Commercial name for blue anhydrite; historically used in decorative stone rather than ornamentation.

Recommended Uses

Calming spacesbedside tablesmeditation environmentssoft interior styling

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