A Selenite polished tumble stone measuring around 2-3cm will be intuitively selected for you. Please note this listing is for one tumble stone only. Selenite Element Association: Water Planetary Association: Moon Astrological Association: Taurus + Cancer Chakra Association: Crown + Third-Eye + Throat + Heart + Sacral Energy: Feminine/Receptive Power/Properties: Spiritual Connection, Enhancing, Cleansing, Grounding. Magical Uses: Selenite is one of the most important stones for use in metaphysical work. It radiates a strong white light energy that can promote purity and honesty. It can encourage the person that holds it to be honest with themselves. Selenite can provide you with a clear channel to enable you to communicate with your spirit guides and receive guidance from your higher self. Selenite is effective in clearing away energy blocks. It can connect you to your highest level of consciousness, allowing you to be more open and accepting. Use it to cleanse the energy of other stones or use it in tandem with them to amplify their effects. You can place Selenite throughout your home in grids or in your favourite sacred space to boost mental and physical balance. Good for working with during all phases of the Moon. It’s gentle, calming, and perfect for connecting to lunar energy. It’s also amazing for cleansing your space and other crystals. KEEP THIS CRYSTAL OUT OF WATER Your stone will be intuitively chosen for you. Tumbled stones have been smoothed or polished from their raw form, not into any specific shape but are no longer rough or jagged to the touch. These crystals are good for everyday use such as crystal grids, meditation, affirmations, altar work, keeping in your pocket, bra, bag, or wallet. Tumbled crystals are also perfect to pair with complementary stones for use in amulet/crystal pouch/bags, or lovely to give as small gifts. Information sourced from “The Crystal Bible 1,2, and 3 – Judy Hall”, “Crystal, Gem & Metal Magic – Scott Cunningham”, “Complete Book of Correspondences – Sandra Kynes”, “Crystal Basics Pocket Encyclopedia – Nicholas Pearson.”
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