Selenite Crystal Bowl Black Obsidian a band of light sliding

a band of light sliding across each as it turns

The chemistry comes from a cliff face in northern Somalia that produces nothing else like it

Indian Ocean trade routes

the genuine stone known by its weight and its red streak

true cedar

Selenite Crystal Bowl Black Obsidian a band of light slidingA selenite bowl a shallow dish carved from a single piece of translucent white satin spar gypsum, the satin sheen pooling around its curve. A pale bowl for dry stones, rings, and small things. From Morocco. Selenite is gypsum hydrated calcium sulfate, Mohs 2, soft enough to mark with a fingernail. The bowl is carved from a single piece of satin spar, the fibres carrying a soft sheen that gathers around the curve. It is for dry things only never water