At a Glance
- Natural selenite — the crystal cleanser’s crystal
- Charges and clears other crystals overnight
- Soft, warm light that is easy on the eye
- Doubles as a night light or a focus lamp for the desk
- Named after Selene, Greek goddess of the moon
How to Use It
Two uses, and there is no reason not to alternate between them.
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To cleanse crystals: lay jewelry or tumbled stones around the base and leave them there overnight.
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As a work light: switch it on after sundown — the soft glow is easy on the eyes and keeps the room calm.
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As a night light: leave it on low while you wind down toward sleep.
- Keep selenite dry. It is a soft mineral and does not like water.
Two Jobs, One Lamp
| Use |
When |
| Cleansing other crystals |
Overnight, stones laid around the base |
| Focus light |
After sundown, at the desk |
| Night light |
While winding down for sleep |
| Meditation anchor |
Any time you want a still point in the room |
✨ Temple Tip
Make it the last thing you do at night: take off your crystal jewelry and set it around the lamp. The habit sticks because it attaches to a habit you already have — and your stones never go a week without a clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lamp made of?
Natural selenite, a soft mineral named after Selene, the Greek goddess of the moon.
How do I cleanse my crystals with it?
Place the crystals around the lamp and leave them there overnight to sit in the selenite’s energy.
Can I leave it on all night?
Yes — the light is soft and designed to be easy on the eye, which is why it works as a night light.
Can selenite get wet?
Keep it dry. Selenite is a soft mineral and water will damage the surface over time.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
Cleanse your crystals. Cleanse your room. Cleanse yourself. #TempleOfDesire