White Howlite Cut Base Point

White Howlite is a naturally occurring mineral, usually white or cream-colored with distinctive gray or black vein-like patterns. It was first identified by Henry How in the 19th century, and the stone was named after him.

Physical Characteristics

Color: White, cream, or light gray with darker veining.
Composition: Calcium borosilicate hydroxide.
Hardness: About 3.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness.
Often dyed blue and sold as imitation turquoise.
Metaphysical and Spiritual Practices

Many people who use crystals believe white howlite can:

Promote calmness and relaxation.
Help with stress and anxiety.
Encourage patience and emotional balance.
Support meditation and mindfulness.
Aid restful sleep when placed near the bed.
However, these effects are based on spiritual or traditional beliefs rather than scientific evidence. No reliable medical studies have shown that howlite has specific healing properties.

As a Sleep Aid

Some crystal enthusiasts place white howlite under a pillow or on a bedside table because they feel it creates a soothing atmosphere. While the stone itself has not been proven to improve sleep, relaxing rituals associated with it may help some people unwind.

Care

Avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to water.
Store separately from harder gemstones to prevent scratches.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and mild soap if needed.

 Measures approximately 9cm by 7cm base, 6cm height