Selenite Egg Throughout history, the egg has been a symbol of birth, rebirth, renewal, and fertility. The energy of the sacred shape combines with the energy of the stone. Gemstone eggs can be used as massage tools, held during meditation, placed on an altar, or even as decor. Selenite Basic Information Selenite is a variety of Gypsum and is also known as Satin Spar, Icelandic spar, Utah Ice, and Gypsum Crystals. They are most often clear or white, but can also form in colors such as peach, tan, grey, and brown. It is a soft stone, just a 2 on the Mohs Scale of Hardness and can be easily scratched with a fingernail. Metaphysical Selenite is thought to bring clarity, shield negativity, and release negative energy. It is extremely popular in meditation spaces, gridding, and Feng Shui for these reasons. Selenite is often combined with Black Tourmaline when gridding a home, workspace, or business. History Selenite’s name comes from many different sources including Middle English, Latin and Greek, all relating to the moon. Selenite has natural thermal insulating properties which means all varieties feel warm to the touch. Selenite crystals up to 11 meters long have been found in caves in Mexico. Deposits in Morocco, where many home décor items are created, have seams up to 40 inches wide. Size: ~ 6 x 4 x 4 cm Weight: ~ 150 g
