Analcime

A variety of Zeolite

Rare
Analcime specimen - rock identification

What is Analcime?

Analcime is a unique mineral that can actually cause itself to crystallize without outside interference. It was named in 1901 after the Greek term for "not strong," which is in reference to its inability to produce electricity when heated. Its crystals are not very hard, which is not surprising given that they are made predominately of sodium and aluminum.

Healing Properties

Analcime is often used to increase mental clarity, boost creativity, and strengthen leadership roles. It is beneficial to anyone in strict working environments to help prevent feelings of burn-out or loss of individuality. It offers balance and harmony and is often useful in team work and group activities. Meditating with this stone may alleviate stress, build self-confidence, and offer the user a more positive outlook.

Optical Properties

Refractive Index
1.487
Optical Character
Isotropic

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North ZoneCentral RidgeSouth Basin

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Associated Chakras

Crown
Crown

Quick Facts

Physical Properties

Color
White, colourless, gray, pink, greenish, yellowish
Hardness (Mohs)
5 - 5.5
Density
2.271 g/cm³
Streak
White
Luster
Vitreous
Crystal System
Triclinic

Chemical Properties

Chemical Formula
Na(AlSi2O6) · H2O
Elements
Al, H, Na, O, Si

Also Known As

AnalcimeAnalciditeCubiciteCuboiteEuthalite
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