Copper-Infused Selenite Shell Bowl - Cleanse · Charge · Open

Your rings come off at the end of the day. This shell is the place they land.

Cut from selenite, with a copper line along the rim, it holds jewelry and small stones while they rest. The scalloped edge keeps the shape of a shell. Pick about 3, 3.5, or 4 inches. Natural carving means the size is close, not exact, and no two shells share the same banding or outline.

Selenite is used to clear what sits against it. A chain, a ring, a palm stone left in the bowl overnight is treated as rinsed of the day and ready again by morning. Practitioners also count it among the few stones that do not ask to be cleared themselves. The copper rim is there to carry that clearing around the inside of the dish, so the piece in the center is not doing the work alone.

The shell is a container with a tide in it. Something goes in, sits, and comes back lighter. Grain, glow, and the curve of the lip change with every stone, so the bowl you receive will not match the photograph. Stack the three sizes and they nest into one object for a shelf.

The smallest takes rings. The middle takes a chain or a palm stone. The largest gives the set a little more room. Leave it by the bed, on a vanity, or on an altar. The first time you set it down, you can say: “What rests here is cleared, and comes back lighter.”

Details

• Material: natural selenite with a copper-colored rim
• Shape: shell bowl
• Sizes: about 3, 3.5, or 4 inches, approximate
• Each piece is unique in outline, grain, and translucency
• The sizes nest

Care

Selenite is soft and dissolves in water. Dust with a dry cloth. Do not soak, rinse, or use salt or an ultrasonic cleaner. Handle gently.