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Selenite Charging Plate 10cm — Crystal Cleansing Disc for Stones & Jewelry

Selenite Charging Plate 10cm — Crystal Cleansing Disc for Stones & Jewelry

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Every crystal collection eventually needs a home base — one flat, bright surface where stones go when they are not being carried. That is what this plate is. Ten centimetres of polished Moroccan selenite, translucent enough to glow when a lamp catches it edge-on.

Selenite has been the traditional choice for this job for as long as people have kept crystals, partly because of what it is said to do and partly because it is simply beautiful to look at with a handful of tumbled stones scattered across it.

At a glance

  • Polished selenite plate
  • Origin: Morocco
  • 10cm across
  • Translucent banded white stone
  • Keep dry — selenite is water-soluble
  • Ships within 3 business days

How to use it

Set the plate somewhere it will not get knocked — a shelf, a nightstand, the corner of an altar — and lay your stones, rings, or mala on it overnight.

It also works simply as a tray: a place for a ring you take off, or a single tumbled stone you are working with that week.

Wipe with a dry cloth only. Never rinse it and never leave it somewhere damp.

Plate, bar, or tower?

Charging plate Rough bar Obelisk tower
Shape Flat disc, 10cm Long bar, 11.5" Standing point
Best for Resting stones and jewellery Shelf or doorway lines Altar focal point
Takes up Horizontal space Length Height

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Give the plate its own spot and leave it there. The point of a charging plate is that it becomes the one place your stones always return to — the ritual is the habit, not the mineral.

Questions & answers

How big is the plate?

10cm across.

Where is it from?

Morocco.

Can I wash it?

No. Selenite dissolves slowly in water and the polish will go cloudy. Use a dry cloth.

What can I rest on it?

Tumbled stones, rings, malas, pendulums — anything small enough to sit flat.

Are the plates all identical?

They are cut to the same size but the natural banding and translucency vary from plate to plate.

One bright surface, and suddenly the collection has an address. #TempleOfDesire

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In short

The Selenite Charging Plate is a flat polished selenite disc by Rare Earth Gallery, 10 cm across and sourced from Morocco. The stone is translucent banded white and glows when a lamp catches it edge-on. It is used as a resting surface for tumbled stones, rings, malas, and pendulums, giving a collection one fixed place to return to. It costs $9.95 and includes the plate alone. Plates are cut to the same size but natural banding and translucency vary, and selenite dissolves slowly in water, so it is wiped dry rather than washed.

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