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Sugilite Deep violet for tender, steady hearts

Sugilite is a rare deep violet to magenta mineral, first described in Japan and named after the geologist Ken-ichi Sugi. Crystal traditions link it with the crown and heart, and it is often chosen by empaths and people in caring roles. Here it comes as a small hand-shaped pyramid for a meditation space.
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Sugilite Pyramid, main view
Chakra
Crown and Heart
Planet
Jupiter and Neptune
Element
Water
Colour
Deep violet to magenta
Hardness
5.5 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale
Named after
Geologist Ken-ichi Sugi
Often paired with
Amethyst, charoite

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Sugilite Pyramid, main view
Sugilite Pyramid Regular price₹4,002

The practice

Living with sugilite

  1. Make it a sanctuary piece

    Keep the pyramid in a meditation space or private corner, the place where you are off duty.

  2. Close the day with it

    After caring for others, sit beside it for a few minutes and let your attention come back to yourself.

  3. Keep it from the sun

    Long hours of direct light can soften deep purple stones. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.

Sugilite is for the people who look after everyone. It is a small reminder that someone should look after them too.

From the KUSHA DIVINE studio, Jaipur

Questions

Asked often

What is sugilite?

A rare violet to magenta mineral, first described in Japan and named after the geologist Ken-ichi Sugi.

What is sugilite traditionally associated with?

Crystal traditions link it with the crown and heart, and it is often chosen for compassion that keeps its boundaries. We share this as tradition, not as a medical claim.

Where should I keep it?

In a meditation space, a quiet bedroom corner or a private altar, away from long hours of direct sun.

Is your sugilite natural?

Yes. It is lab tested and certified, and you can look up the certificate with your order number on our Lab Certificates page.

Crystals are complementary to your own practice and to medical care, never a replacement. Read our note on care.