Stone- Selenite
 
Planetary Correspondence - Moon
 
Background & Lore-
The name "selenite" is derived from the Greek word "selene," meaning "moon." This reflects its ethereal glow and connection to lunar energy.
Selenite is a beautiful and translucent variety of gypsum known for its delicate appearance and even more delicate structure. Selenite is typically colorless or white but can also have shades of gray, orange, or green. It has a soft, glassy luster and can form in large crystals or thin sheets. The name "selenite" is derived from the Greek word "selene," meaning "moon." This reflects its ethereal glow and connection to lunar energy.
 
Historical Uses: Selenite has been used since ancient times. The Egyptians valued it for its beauty, crafting it into decorative objects and using it in burial practices. In various cultures, it has been associated with purity, clarity, and spiritual insight.