Selenite mini cubes in the 20 pack: the trade's luminous satin-white gypsum cut into small dice, Morocco's stone in the format the grid custom loves. Twenty points of the bright mineral, ready to scatter, line, and mark.Key Features of These Cubes20 mini cubes. The grid-builder's format.Moroccan selenite. Satin spar gypsum, honestly named.Scatter scale. Altars, grids, pockets, and sills.Product Details Material: selenite (satin spar gypsum), Morocco; 20 cubes, size varies slightly Care: Mohs 2 and water-soluble; keep dry, store padded, wipe with a dry cloth SKU: GUSELC The Grid PointsCrystal grids run on repetition: the same stone at every station, and twenty matched cubes of satin spar gypsum, named plainly as everywhere on our shelf, supply a whole geometry's worth of the tradition's cleansing stone. The custom sets them at grid nodes, lines them along windowsills and thresholds, tucks one in each corner of a room the practice wants kept clear, and rests one beside whatever needs the clearing file nearby. Cubes sit still where spheres roll, which is the format's quiet advantage. The dice clear nothing on their own, as we say plainly; they give the bright mineral's custom twenty stations at once.How To Use These Cubes Set them at grid nodes; matched stones make clean geometry. Line sills, corners, and thresholds in the keeping custom. Keep them dry and stored padded; soft stone dings easily. Pairs Well With Selenite Iceberg Point: the tower at the grid's center. Selenite Mini Sticks, Set of 5: the lines between the points. Selenite Crystal Bowl, 2": the dish that stores the set. Frequently Asked QuestionsIs this true selenite?Satin spar gypsum, the form the trade sells as selenite, named plainly: same mineral species, fibrous and silk-lustered.What are the cubes for?Grid work and keeping customs: matched stations for crystal grids, sills, corners, and thresholds.Can they get wet?No: gypsum is water-soluble. Dry use only, stored padded.
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