This polished white selenite wand, about 15 cm long, runs to a pointed tip at one end, its surface adorned with a fine Flower of Life engraving. A smooth, cool-feeling tool that sits comfortably in the hand.
About selenite
Most stones sold as selenite are in fact satin spar – selenite is a more transparent crystal, while satin spar is more whitish, with a silky sheen. The name comes from the Greek moon goddess Selene, for the soft, moon-like shimmer when light shines through. In tradition, selenite is linked to the third eye and crown chakras. This meaning belongs to the stone's cultural story rather than to any medical effect.
The Flower of Life and the form
The wand's surface is decorated with the Flower of Life pattern – a well-known symbol of sacred geometry, regarded in tradition as a sign of harmony and wholeness. The pointed tip is convenient for more precise, targeted movements; the elongated form rests well in the hand.
Use
Many use the wand as a traditional companion to massage and crystal therapy; the pointed tip is convenient for acupressure or point-by-point massage. Always move it gently and carefully across the skin. It is also a beautiful, clean decorative object in itself.
Good to know
Selenite is a soft, water-sensitive stone, so wipe it with a dry cloth and avoid moisture. This is a natural stone, so colour and surface may vary slightly from piece to piece.