Scolecite with Peach Stilbite Heart

Each heart has its own balance of white Scolecite and peach Stilbite. Some show stronger contrast, while others have a softer blend of the two minerals.

Choose by the pattern, colour balance and size that naturally catches your eye.

Place it beside the bed as a visual reminder to slow down at the end of the day.

Keep it in a meditation or yoga space when you want to create a quieter atmosphere.

Hold it during meditation, journaling or before sleep as part of your personal wind-down ritual.

Display it simply as a beautiful natural mineral piece — the contrast between white Scolecite and peach Stilbite makes each heart completely individual.

I think this is one of those crystals that makes much more sense when you see it in person.

From a distance, it looks like a soft peach and white heart. Look closer and you begin to see two different minerals growing together — white Scolecite against peach Stilbite.

I love pieces like this because nature has already done most of the design work. We simply shaped it into a heart.

Scolecite and Stilbite belong to the zeolite mineral group and can naturally occur together. Scolecite typically forms white to translucent slender crystals, while Stilbite is known for its softer peach, pink and cream tones — creating the natural contrast seen in these hearts.

Handle with care. Scolecite is naturally delicate and may contain fine crystal formations, edges and natural cavities.

Avoid knocks, drops, prolonged water exposure and chemical cleaners. Dust gently with a soft, dry brush or cloth and store away from harder objects that may damage the surface.

Crystals should never be used to replace proper medical treatment or used in lieu of seeking professional medical help.  Crystals are should not be used for children under 3 years old or pet without supervision.