Wavellite | Arkansas | Al3(PO4)2(OH, F)3·5H2O | Wavellite Specimen

From green to white, these vitreous minerals are typically found in aluminous, metamorphic rocks. Named in honor of Dr. William Wavell, who discovered the mineral, in 1805, Wavellite is actually part of the Wavellite Group.
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Crystal forms of Wavellite tend to be more rare, but orthorhombic in shape. They are on the softer side of the Mohs scale at just 3-1/2-4.
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Metaphysically, wavellite is said to be helpful with emotional healing and harmony in your body and mind. It can also assist in the decision making process by allowing one to look at the whole picture in order to make the most informed decision.