Beautiful completely polished Selenite charging dish in various sizes. A staple in any collection, Selenite is perfect for meditation and other crystal practices. Can be used to display and cleanse your crystals, or as a pretty crystal trinket dish for all your sparkly things!
Selenite/ Satin Spar is a charging and cleansing crystal. Pop your crystals on the plate overnight next to your bed to cleanse them. Or use it to display your collection - a cute way to keep them together and safe!
Selenite
Satin Spar
Crown and Third Eye Chakras
Gemini · Taurus
Holistic Healing:
Traditionally associated with calm, clarity and a quiet mind. In crystal lore it is also linked to the spine and the skeleton, to clearing the aura and the home, and to peaceful, clear energy.
Metaphysical Traditions:
Regarded in tradition as a self-cleansing stone used to clear and charge other crystals.
Cool Facts:
Most "selenite" wands and towers are actually satin spar, the fibrous form of gypsum; true selenite forms clear glassy crystals.
Its name comes from Selene, the Greek moon goddess, for its soft glow.
The largest crystals on Earth are gypsum: the Cave of Crystals in Naica, Mexico, has beams 11 metres long.
Selenite / Satin Spar Crystal Charging Bowl / Trinket Dish
Delivery & Free Gift
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Selenite vs Satin Spar
About Selenite & Satin Spar
Selenite and Satin Spar are both varieties within the gypsum crystal family and are often referred to interchangeably in the crystal trade. However, they are not technically the same stone.
True Selenite is rarer and typically appears clear or transparent. Satin Spar, on the other hand, is more opaque, fibrous in appearance, and far more commonly available. Most items such as bowls, wands, and decorative pieces are made from Satin Spar.
To avoid confusion for customers, we use the term Selenite/Satin Spar to describe the Satin Spar material widely sold as “Selenite.” When referring to genuine Selenite, we will clearly label it as True Selenite.
Composition
CaSO4·2H2O
