Selenite
Luminous gypsum named after the moon – a cleansing stone in crystal lore that must be kept away from water.
Also known as: Celestine
Sky-blue crystals of strontium sulphate, named after the heavens and often found in Madagascar geodes.
Zodiac, planet and element links come from crystal-lore traditions and vary between authors. Birthstone months follow the American Gem Society list.
Traditional and metaphysical properties are shared for cultural and educational interest. Crystals are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
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Luminous gypsum named after the moon – a cleansing stone in crystal lore that must be kept away from water.
Sea-blue beryl and March birthstone, traditionally the sailor's stone of calm and courage.
Rituals & pairings
An evening wind-down ritual to slow the mind before rest.
Traditionally paired with: Lavender or chamomile incense · Sandalwood or Nag Champa · A soft lavender or white candle
Wear it & work with it
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Yes, prolonged sunlight can fade its blue colour.
Avoid soaking – it's soft and brittle. Dust it instead.
Soft sky-blue anhydrite from Peru, loved as a gentle, peaceful stone for calm and communication.
Luminous gypsum named after the moon – a cleansing stone in crystal lore that must be kept away from water.
Caribbean-blue pectolite found in only one place on Earth – the Dominican Republic.
Sea-blue beryl and March birthstone, traditionally the sailor's stone of calm and courage.