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Cool, pale and quietly luminous, this selenite wand is made for small moments of intention: held in the palm, placed on an altar, or used as a focus during meditation and crystal practice. The pointed end gives it the feel of a ritual tool, while the seven-chakra design brings colour and symbolism to selenite’s soft, moonlit glow.

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What it is

A selenite wand from the mountains of Morocco, 16 cm long. It is a seven chakra wand, with a point at one end.

Why people choose it

  • Named for Selene The Greek goddess of the moon.
  • Seven chakra wand Pointed at one end.
  • 16 cm long Easy to hold in one hand.

Care: Selenite stays dry. Polish metal parts with a dry cloth. Points chip if dropped: lay it on something soft.

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About this product

What you’ll notice in the hand
  • The selenite has a pearly, milky sheen that catches light in a calm, satin way.
  • Its pointed end gives a sense of direction, often appreciated in Reiki, meditation and crystal practices.
  • The seven-chakra detail adds a bright line of symbolism against the pale mineral.
  • It feels suited to slow, intentional touch rather than firm pressure or everyday handling.
  • Displayed on a bedside table or meditation space, it brings a clean, quiet presence without feeling ornate.
Selenite, soft moonstone-white gypsum

Selenite is a form of gypsum, known for its translucent, pearly look and delicate surface. Its name is linked to Selene, the Greek moon goddess, a fitting association for a stone with such a pale, lunar shine.

In crystal traditions, selenite is associated with clarity, purity and honesty. It is also commonly linked with the third eye, crown and etheric chakras, making it a familiar choice for quiet focus, intention-setting and altar work.

A pointed form for ritual practice

The wand shape makes it easy to hold during meditation or to place beside other meaningful objects. The pointed end is traditionally used in crystal work as a directional form, part of the language and practice of ritual tools.

The seven-chakra design refers to the modern chakra colour system often used in yoga-inspired and New Age practices. It offers a visual map for reflection, moving from grounding themes through the heart and towards insight and stillness.

How to use and care for it

Hold it gently during meditation, rest it near a journal, or place it on a dry altar space with other stones and ritual objects. If using it on the body, keep the touch light and unhurried.

Keep selenite completely dry. It is water-soluble, so washing, soaking, damp rooms and bathrooms can dull, cloud or damage the surface over time. Clean it only with a dry soft cloth or brush, and store it away from harder stones that could scratch it.

Size and details
  • Material: selenite
  • Origin: Morocco
  • Length: 16 cm
  • Diameter: 2 cm
  • Weight: 100 g
  • Form: wand with pointed end
  • Design: seven-chakra style
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Common questions

Is selenite a durable stone?
Selenite is very soft, around Mohs 2, and a fingernail can scratch it. Handle it gently and keep it separate from harder crystals.
Can I wash it before use?
No. Selenite should not be washed or soaked, as water can damage the surface and structure of the mineral. Use a dry soft cloth or brush only.
What is the seven-chakra design for?
It refers to the chakra colour system used in many modern meditation, yoga and crystal practices. People often use it as a visual focus for intention or reflection.