Selenite Moon Bowl 10cm

A 10cm selenite bowl carved and polished into a crescent moon form — a natural selenite crystal vessel used as a display bowl, a crystal holding dish, or a small container for jewellery and dried botanicals, with the characteristic translucent white finish of the mineral. What This Bowl Offers The moon form gives this bowl a clear, recognisable silhouette that reads well on a shelf or altar — the crescent shape adds visual character that a plain round bowl does not have. Selenite is translucent — held near a light source, the bowl glows softly from within, producing a warm, diffuse luminescence that enhances its display quality. The bowl is large enough at 10cm to hold several tumbled stones, a few crystal points, jewellery, or a small bundle of dried herbs — practical as both a display surface and a holding vessel. Natural selenite has a silky surface that feels smooth and cool to the touch — one of the few minerals soft enough to carve into detailed forms while retaining a polished, presentable finish. Selenite, Moon Form, 10cm 10cm selenite moon bowl, hand-carved and polished from natural selenite. White translucent finish. Natural variation in tone, translucency, and surface texture between individual pieces — each bowl is slightly different. Selenite has a Mohs hardness of 2 — handle with care to avoid chipping edges. Use and Care Place on a shelf, altar, desk, or bedside table. Use to hold small crystals, tumbled stones, jewellery, or dried botanicals. Keep completely dry — selenite is water-soluble and will dull, soften, or dissolve with prolonged water exposure. Clean by wiping with a dry or very lightly damp cloth only. Never soak or rinse under running water. Selenite in Crystal Practice Selenite is a crystalline form of gypsum, widely found in Morocco, Mexico, and parts of Europe, carved into decorative and ritual objects across many cultures for its translucency and soft lustre. In contemporary crystal practice, selenite is one of the most widely used minerals — both for its visual quality and for its role as a surface on which other crystals are placed and described as being 'recharged'. The moon shape connects the bowl to symbolic traditions around lunar cycles in many spiritual practices. As a Gift A well-suited gift for crystal practitioners, those with altar or meditation spaces, or anyone drawn to the combination of natural mineral beauty and symbolic form. Common Questions Can I get selenite wet? No — selenite is water-soluble. Prolonged water exposure dulls the surface and can cause the mineral to soften and deteriorate. Clean only with a dry cloth. Is selenite fragile? Selenite has a Mohs hardness of 2 — it scratches and chips more easily than harder stones. Handle carefully and avoid dropping or stacking heavy objects on top. What size crystals fit inside a 10cm moon bowl? Tumbled stones up to approximately 3 to 4cm, crystal points up to 5cm, or a collection of smaller chips and fragments fit comfortably. The bowl also holds a ring or bracelet.