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Condition: New
Stone: Lepidolite (lithium mica)
Shape: Disk / disc
Quantity: 11 pieces
Total weight: 2.7 lb (approx. 1.22 kg)
Diameter: about 1.75–2.25 in (see ruler in photo)
Thickness: about 0.4–0.6 in (varies)
Color: lavender / lilac / dusty purple with mica sparkle
Origin: not specified (typical commercial lepidolite is Brazil or similar pegmatite sources)
Intended use: wholesale, resale, crystal healing, display, pocket stones, grid work
Description (copy/paste)
You are offerding on the exact 11 lepidolite disks pictured. This is a wholesale bulk lot totaling 2.7 pounds.
These are natural purple lithium mica (lepidolite) cut into round disks. Color ranges from pale lilac to deeper dusty purple with typical mica sparkle, speckles, and natural matrix. Some pieces show darker patches, lighter veining, or a slightly rustic / satin surface rather than a high-gloss polish. Each disk is unique.
What you get
11 natural lepidolite disks (the exact stones in the photos)
Total weight: 2.7 lb
Approximate diameter: 1.75" to 2.25" (ruler shown for scale)
Thickness varies piece to piece
Natural inclusions, color zoning, and surface texture as photographed
About lepidolite
Lepidolite is a lithium-bearing mica known for its lavender-to-purple color and pearly sparkle. In the crystal trade it is often sold as a stone of calm, emotional balance, and transition. Metaphysical associations commonly include stress relief, mood support, and work with the heart, third-eye, and crown chakras. These associations are traditional / spiritual and not a medical claim.
Great for
Wholesale / resale
Crystal shops and markets
Healing grids and altar display
Pocket or palm stones
Collectors who want a matched lot of disks
Condition notes
Natural stone. Expect variation in color, pattern, thickness, and polish. Minor surface pits, matrix spots, and edge wear are normal for this material. Lepidolite is a soft mica (Mohs ~2.5–3) — handle gently and do not soak or tumble further.
