SELENITE MOON BOWL

This white selenite trinket bowl, shaped like a crescent moon, measures 4 inches long and 1.5 inches thick. Its polished satin surface reveals a natural sparkle, highlighting the stone’s unique crystalline structure. Ideal for holding small items, this elegant piece combines functionality with the subtle beauty of selenite’s luminous glow.

Selenite is a luminous, ethereal crystal named after Selene, the ancient Greek goddess of the moon—a name that perfectly matches its glowing, moonlike appearance.

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🧠 Metaphysical Properties of Selenite

Selenite is considered one of the most powerfully cleansing and high-vibration crystals in metaphysical practices. Here's how it's believed to work:

✨ Energy Clearing & Purification

Acts like a spiritual broom, sweeping away negative energy from a space, object, or aura.

Often used to cleanse and recharge other crystals—no water needed.

🌙 Peace, Calm & Clarity

Promotes deep peace, tranquility, and a clear mind.

Great for meditation and spiritual work; aligns with the crown and third-eye chakras, enhancing intuition.

🕊️ Spiritual Connection

Facilitates connection with angelic realms, spirit guides, and higher consciousness.

Thought to open gateways to higher dimensions and divine light.

💫 Emotional Release

Helps release old patterns and emotional blockages.

Encourages mental clarity and emotional balance.

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📜 History of Selenite

Ancient Civilizations: The name “selenite” comes from the Greek “selēnē” (Moon). Though not heavily documented like quartz or jade, selenite was revered in ancient cultures for its glow and translucence, often associated with divine or lunar energy.

Crystal Windows: In some early churches and castles, thin sheets of selenite (also called gypsum glass) were used as windows because of their soft translucency.

Modern Use: Today, selenite is popular in Reiki, energy healing, and crystal gridding for purification and raising vibration.

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🧂 Fun Fact: Not Water Friendly!

Selenite is a form of gypsum and is very soft (Mohs hardness of 2)—it can dissolve in water, so it’s best to cleanse it with smoke, sound, or other crystals (like placing it near clear quartz or itself!).