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Scolecite: Characteristics and Uses

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Scolecite is a tectosilicate mineral from the zeolite group, known for its fibrous, prismatic crystals that curl when heated, a trait linked to its Greek-derived name meaning ’worm.’ Typically colorless or white, it can also be pink, salmon, red, or green. Found in basaltic rock cavities globally, including India and Costa Rica, scolecite is valued for its piezoelectric properties and is believed to enhance meditation and spiritual connection.