Selenite Candle Holder, Cylinder 10 cm

• The translucent crystal softens candlelight, so the holder glows from within as the flame moves.
• Vertical lines in the selenite give the surface a natural, icy texture.
• The polished top contrasts with rougher crystal edges, keeping the piece refined but still earthy.
• Whiter areas may appear through the stone, part of selenite’s natural variation.
• The flat underside helps it sit steadily on a level surface.

Made from selenite from Morocco, this candle holder has the mineral’s satin lustre and pale, translucent character. The form is clean and cylindrical, with a central opening for a candle and a finish that lets the crystal’s natural markings stay visible.

Set it on a stable, heat-safe surface before lighting. Use a candle that sits securely inside the central well without forcing it, and keep the holder away from fabrics, draughts and overhanging shelves.

As with any candle, never leave a flame unattended. Let the holder cool before moving it.

Selenite is a form of gypsum, loved for its pale sheen and almost lunar brightness. In crystal traditions, it is commonly associated with clarity and with the crown and third eye chakras, which is why people often place it on an altar, meditation shelf or bedside table as a visual focus. Here, that meaning stays gentle and practical: a stone vessel for a small flame, bringing a little ceremony to the ordinary act of lighting a candle.

Selenite is very soft and water-soluble, so it should never be washed, soaked or kept in a damp bathroom. Moisture can dull the surface, cloud the stone and cause flaking over time.

Clean it only when dry, using a soft cloth or brush. Avoid scratching the surface, as selenite can be marked even by a fingernail.

Diameter: 8 cm. Height: 10 cm. Weight: 1000 g. Material: selenite. Origin: Morocco. Each piece varies naturally in tone, texture and markings.

It suits someone who likes candlelit evenings, crystal décor or a more considered bedside table. The weight, glow and natural variation make it feel like a keepsake rather than a passing ornament.