Collection: SELENITE

Selenite is a transparent to translucent variety of gypsum, known for its silky, fibrous crystals and soft pearly sheen. It forms in evaporite environments, where saline water slowly evaporates and leaves behind layers of calcium sulfate that crystallize over time, often creating long, blade-like or sheet-like formations. Historically, selenite has been used mainly in decorative objects, carvings, and mineral displays due to its clarity and naturally smooth, luminous appearance.