Stone angel - angelic

• Size: approx. 4.0 cm x 3.0 cm x 1.4 cm (slight size variation in individuals)
• Material/mineral: calcium sulphate (CaSO₄)
• Colour: usually pale blue, may contain white or grey veining
• Hardness: 3–3.5 on the Mohs scale

   

Angelite has a dense, fine-grained structure, which allows it to be precisely shaped and polished for use in beads as well as decorative and functional objects. It is distinguished by its calm, attractive pale blue tone, which results from fine impurities and the scattering of light within its microcrystalline structure.

Symbolism

Angelite

Angelite is considered one of the so-called stones of New Age consciousness. It is believed to promote peace and connection with others and to facilitate communication with angels. The stone is also associated with strengthening telepathic communication and supporting out-of-body experiences.

Angelite is thought to support inner processes while helping maintain a connection to everyday reality. It is regarded as a powerful stone for healers, as it is believed to heighten sensitivity and deepen perception.

Angelite is also said to assist in expressing one’s personal truth and to strengthen compassion and acceptance, especially regarding matters beyond one’s control. It is claimed to ease emotional pain and to balance the effects of cruelty. The stone has further been linked to a deepening of astrological understanding and is believed to facilitate telepathic connection.

On a spiritual level, angelite is associated with compassion and spiritual healing. It is described as transforming pain and chaos into a coherent whole and opening a connection to spiritual inspiration. Its attributed effects include a profound sense of peace and calm, an expansion of awareness, and a connection to universal knowledge. It is also believed to support processes of rebirth, promote healing, and open psychic channels.

Angel symbolism

Angels are a recurring symbol across cultures and religions, representing protection, the transmission of messages, and spiritual presence. In early Jewish tradition, angels appeared as messengers—the Hebrew word mal’ākh literally means “the one who is sent.” In Christian theology, they came to be seen as beings within heavenly hierarchies, acting as intermediaries of God’s will for humans.

Winged imagery from ancient Near Eastern and Persian art was incorporated into the depiction of angels in Christian iconography from the 4th century onwards. The wings symbolize the being’s otherworldliness and its ability to move between the visible and invisible realms. In the Middle Ages, angels acquired characteristic features: wings, white garments, halos, and serene expressions, representing holiness, purity, and connection to divine light.

In Christian and Jewish mysticism, angels were seen as mediators of consciousness and inner understanding. The Theosophical movement of the 19th and 20th centuries expanded this interpretation, portraying angels as beings of energy and vibration that reflect compassion, inspiration, and higher consciousness. These views influenced later spiritual and esoteric traditions.

The figure of the angel embodies innocence, grace, and comforting presence. Angels represent hope when human understanding falls short and remind us of unseen support throughout life’s stages. Symbolically, an angel serves as a bridge between higher and human experiences, existing on the boundary between time and timelessness. In this way, angels are present as symbols of protection, wisdom, and inspiration.

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Note: Crystals and minerals are natural products, so each one is unique. Their colours, shapes, and clarity may vary. Light brings out their natural beauty most effectively. Trust that intuitively chosen stones will resonate best with your personal purpose.