Selenite

Look at this amazing statement Selenite. Every way you turn it, it looks like a different sculpture. This large - almost 2 feet long - stellar piece is from Spain and you can see the variance in crystal formations along the edges

Selenite is ubiquitous with crystal healing, its neck and neck with Rose Quartz as the stone everyone knows about. The thing is, what most people call Selenite is Satin Spar, which isn’t technically Selenite. It’s the same mineral as Selenite, but with a different crystal structure.

This is real deal Selenite.

Most people who start working with crystals come in with a perception of Selenite being a cleansing stone that doesn’t need to be cleansed itself. This is partially true: all stones are self-cleansing, selenite just goes through the process faster. If you’re working with it a lot, it’ll need to be cleansed.