A moon made of Selenite, how perfect!
 
Selenite is a beautiful crystalline form of gypsum, admired for its milky white sheen and softly translucent quality. It naturally forms in fibrous or compact masses and often reflects a pearly, glass-like luster. The name comes from the Greek word selene, meaning moon, highlighting its gentle glow and lunar energy. This connection reinforces its metaphysical qualities, which support mental clarity, peace, and spiritual development.
 
In energy work, Selenite is often regarded as the ultimate purifier. It clears blockages, dispels negative energies, and harmonizes environments. Practitioners frequently use it to cleanse and recharge other crystals because it can amplify and transmit energy. Its gentle glow adds a calm, mystical presence wherever it’s placed.
 
Meditators value Selenite for its ability to deepen connection to higher consciousness and spiritual guidance. It fosters mental clarity, encourages thoughtful decision-making, and promotes inner calm. It also strengthens intuition and enhances communication with spiritual guides or higher self.
Because it is soft and delicate, Selenite must be handled with care and kept away from water to prevent damage. Despite this, it is treasured worldwide for its beauty and its spiritual and energetic applications.
 
Selenite can also be crafted into wands, swords, or knives, allowing users to symbolically cut away unhealthy attachments. This practice encourages emotional freedom and clarity, helping us see situations without being weighed down by lingering emotional ties.
 
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!
 
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Dimensions: 4"
Weight: 5.6 oz
Chakras: Crown
Zodiac: Taurus
Mohs: 2