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Selenite Moon Bowl, 10cm

Selenite Moon Bowl, 10cm

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Product Overview

A crescent moon selenite bowl, around 10cm across, carved into a curved sliver of pale gypsum. The shallow hollow holds a few tumble stones or rings, while the moon shape makes it a decorative piece in its own right.

In Crystal Traditions

Selenite is traditionally associated with calm, clarity and stillness in crystal traditions.

Why You'll Love It

• A crescent moon selenite bowl, approx. 10cm across
• Carved into a curved moon shape
• Pale, naturally striated gypsum with a soft glow
• A shallow hollow for rings or a few tumble stones
• Natural stone, so each bowl varies

Materials & Specifications

Natural selenite (a soft form of gypsum). Approx. 10 x 5 x 3.5cm. Made in Morocco. Selenite is soft and best kept dry, as water can mark the surface. As a natural stone, colour and striations vary between pieces.

Perfect For

Holding rings and small tumble stones, a moon themed shelf or display, a bedside or dressing table, a decorative accent, a gift for the crystal curious.

Why the Moon Shape

The phases of the moon are among the oldest decorative motifs there are. The crescent form is offered here as a shape and a theme, nothing more.

Auro & Co Moment

The curve makes this more of a decorative object than a deep bowl, equally at home holding a couple of rings or simply sitting on a shelf. Keep it dry, as selenite marks with water.

Complete the Experience

Pairs well with tumble stones, crystals, jewellery and other display pieces.

FAQ

What is it made of? Natural selenite, a soft, pale form of gypsum.
How big is it? Around 10cm at its widest.
Can it get wet? Keep it dry, as water can mark the surface.

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