Selenite Tumble

Satin Spar (often sold as Selenite) is a fibrous variety of gypsum known for its silky, satin-like luster and soft white to creamy appearance. It is commonly sold under the name “selenite,” though true selenite is a different crystalline form of gypsum. Satin Spar tumble stones display a gentle sheen and subtle internal fibers that reflect light beautifully.

Origin & Locality

Satin Spar is found in several locations worldwide, with notable sources including Morocco, Mexico, and the United States. It forms through the evaporation of mineral-rich water, resulting in its distinctive fibrous structure.

Metaphysical Properties

Satin Spar and Selenite are often associated with cleansing, clarity, and calming energy. It is commonly linked to the Crown Chakra and is believed to support mental clarity, peaceful awareness, and energetic cleansing. Many people use Satin Spar to cleanse or recharge other stones due to its gentle, purifying energy.

Interesting Facts

Satin Spar and true selenite are both forms of gypsum but differ in crystal structure. Satin Spar has a fibrous habit, while true selenite forms flat, transparent crystals. Despite this difference, Satin Spar is widely marketed as selenite in the metaphysical community.

Intuitively Chosen Stone

Each Selenite (Satin Spar) tumble stone will be intuitively chosen for you. As these are natural stones, variations in translucency, fibrous patterning, size, and shape are to be expected, making every piece unique.