Add a touch of luminous serenity to your space with the Hexagonal Selenite Bowl, a stylish accent that radiates calm while holding your treasures!
 
Selenite, a crystalline form of gypsum, is known for its milky white glow and gentle translucence. Its natural pearly or vitreous luster reflects centuries of mineral formation, and its name comes from the Greek word selene, meaning moon, linking it to the tranquil energy of moonlight. This connection highlights its metaphysical qualities, enhancing mental clarity, fostering inner peace, and supporting spiritual growth.
 
Metaphysically, Selenite is the ultimate energy cleanser. It clears stagnant energy, dispels negativity, and brings harmony to your environment. Practitioners frequently use it to cleanse and recharge other crystals, as it amplifies and transmits energy effortlessly. The soft glow that passes through its translucent surface adds a serene ambiance to any space, making it as visually captivating as it is energetically potent.
 
Selenite is a favorite in meditation, helping practitioners access higher consciousness and spiritual guidance. Its calming energy supports mental clarity, intuitive insight, and a deeper connection to spiritual guides or the higher self. It can aid decision-making, reduce stress, and enhance overall emotional balance.
 
Because Selenite is delicate, it should be handled with care and kept dry to avoid water damage. Despite its softness, it remains a highly prized crystal for its beauty, spiritual properties, and ability to bring balance and positive energy into homes and sacred spaces.
 
Note: Most “selenite” sold today — including our wands, towers, and bowls — is technically satin spar, a fibrous form of the mineral gypsum. Because the crystal community and suppliers widely use the name “selenite” for both, we follow that convention so you can easily find what you’re looking for — while giving a little nod to the real mineral science behind the shine!
 
Dimensions: 3.75" diameter
Weight: 11.0 oz
Chakras: Crown
Zodiac: Taurus
Mohs: 2