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Scapolite is a rare gemstone that is named after the Greek word, "skapos" meaning stick or stem1. It is a term commonly used to describe a single gem type, but more accurately refers to an aluminosilicate series of minerals that includes meionite, marialite, and silvialite23. Scapolite gemstones are often shades of honey-yellow but can present in other colors such as violet, orange, pink, brown, gray or colorless.

“Scapolite” (skap·uh·lite) is a term commonly used to describe a single gem type. However, the name more accurately refers to an aluminosilicate series of minerals that includes meionite, marialite, and silvialite.

Scapolite gemstones are often shades of honey-yellow but can present in other colors. In fact, they’re often confused with other gems like alexandrite, amethyst, citrine, and golden beryl — among others!

Chemical Formula: (Na,Ca)4[Al3Si9O24]Cl
Mineral Family: Scapolite Group
Composition: Silicate
Mohs hardness: 5.5 - 6
Color: Colorless, white, blueish gray, pale greenish-yellow, pink, violet, brown, orangey-brown, golden yellow, orangey-yellow
Crystal structure: Tetragonal, columnar
Luster: Vitreous (glassy); resinous; pearly on cleavages.
Transparency: Transparent to Opaque
Refractive index: 1.540 - 1.579
Density: 2.56 - 2.77
Cleavage: Perfect/distinct in two directions
Fracture: Uneven to Conchoidal
Streak: White

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