Selenite Polished Slices, Set of 10-13#, 5-8"

10-13 lb of slices. Roughly a case of charging plates.

5-8 in each. Flat-cut and polished, sizes honestly assorted.

Moroccan selenite. Satin spar gypsum, honestly named.

• Material: selenite (satin spar gypsum), Morocco; polished flat slices
• Quantity: 10-13 lb per set; sizes vary 5-8 in
• Care: Mohs 2 and water-soluble; keep dry, stack padded, wipe with a dry cloth

The flat slice is the selenite format the crystal tradition calls a charging plate: the polished plane other stones rest on, cleared and recharged between workings by the tradition's reckoning, a custom we pass on as the tradition it is. This set supplies the format in working bulk, ten to thirteen pounds of satin spar gypsum, named plainly as across our whole shelf, cut flat at 5 to 8 inches: enough plates for a reader's table, a shop's display case, gifts for a coven's worth of altars, or the maker who mounts and finishes slices into stands. Bulk mineral honesty as always: sizes and figure vary by slice, which is the nature of stone sold by the case. The plates charge nothing on their own, as we say plainly; they lay the tradition's brightest resting surface everywhere a practice sets stones down.

1. Distribute them: altar plates, bedside rests, display bases.
2. Rest working stones on them in the tradition's custom.
3. Stack padded when stored; polished gypsum scratches easily.

• Selenite Iceberg Point: the tower above the plates.
• Scolecite Tumbled, 1 lb: a pound of stones for the resting surfaces.
• Selenite Mini Cubes, 20 Pk: the grid points beside the plates.

Is this true selenite?

Satin spar gypsum, the form the trade sells as selenite, named plainly: same mineral species, fibrous and silk-lustered.

How many slices per set?

By weight: 10 to 13 pounds at 5 to 8 inches each, typically a case's worth, with honest variation slice to slice.

Can they get wet?

No: gypsum is water-soluble. Dry use only, stacked padded.