Satin Spar Selenite Star Bowl

Description

These star shaped Satin Spar Selenite bowls are just fabulous!

Measuring approx 10.5cm, this bowl is perfect to add to your shelf or bedside cabinet.

Satin Spar is a no-fuss crystal which is famed for powerful and wide-ranging abilities.
It’s the ultimate crystal for easily cleansing and clearing energies, making it perfect for if you’re feeling like your vibes need a bit of a spring clean. One of its superpowers is having the ability to remove any “blocks”, so if you’re feeling stuck, try meditating alongside this crystal.

If you’re struggling with any sleep issues, keeping a piece of Satin Spar Selenite in your bedroom will help you decompress from any eventful moments in your day and find some inner peace. You’ll then be supported from this crystals energy so that you’ll wake up feeling fresh and energised.

Satin Spar Selenite is great in bowl form, as it also has the ability to cleanse your other crystals of any energies they’ve absorbed, leaving them fresh and ready for action when you next need them.

🌀 Wait, isn’t this Selenite?
Great question, and one we hear a lot!
This crystal is Satin Spar, which has been commonly mis-named Selenite.

Satin Spar is the one you’ll see most often in shops – it has a milky, fibrous look with a soft, satin-like shimmer. It’s sturdy enough to be shaped into wands, palm stones, and towers, which makes it super practical for everyday energy work.

True Selenite is much rarer. It forms in clear, flat plates with a glassy finish and is very fragile, so it’s not commonly used for carving or handling.

Energetically, both are known for their calming, cleansing, and high-vibe properties. But Satin Spar has a slightly softer, more grounding feel, which makes it ideal for day-to-day use, especially for cleansing other crystals or creating a calm, clear energy around you.

We’ve labelled this piece clearly as Satin Spar (Selenite), and our True Selenite pieces can be found here, so you know exactly what you’re getting.

✨ Want the full scoop? We’ve got a blog post on this coming very soon!