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How to use a selenite charging plate
Selenite plates are slices of a soft, pearly gypsum crystal. In crystal tradition they are used to 'charge' or rest other crystals and jewellery.
Step by step
- Step 1. Place it somewhere dry and stable.
- Step 2. Lay crystals or jewellery on top.
- Step 3. Leave them overnight or as long as you like.
- Step 4. Dust the plate gently with a dry cloth.
Looking after it
- Keep selenite dry: it slowly dissolves and dulls in water, and it scratches easily.
Safety
- Don't put selenite in water or use it in crystal water.
A note on beliefs
Where we mention traditional uses or meanings, we describe what people believe and practise. These products aren't medical devices and we make no health claims.
Questions answered
How do I use a selenite charging plate?
Place it somewhere dry and stable. Lay crystals or jewellery on top. Leave them overnight or as long as you like. Dust the plate gently with a dry cloth.
Is a selenite charging plate safe?
Don't put selenite in water or use it in crystal water.
How do I clean selenite charging plate?
Keep selenite dry: it slowly dissolves and dulls in water, and it scratches easily. Store it somewhere dry and dust-free between uses. See the selenite charging plate guide for full steps. UK delivery is £3.95, or free on orders over £40.
Is it safe to use selenite charging plate?
Yes, used sensibly, it is safe. Don't put selenite in water or use it in crystal water. Read the full guide. Keep anything that burns, breaks or has small parts out of reach of young children and pets. Where we mention traditional uses, we describe beliefs rather than health claims.
Key facts (summary)
- Selenite plates are slices of a soft, pearly gypsum crystal.
- Place it somewhere dry and stable.
- Don't put selenite in water or use it in crystal water.
- Keep selenite dry: it slowly dissolves and dulls in water, and it scratches easily.
- Yes, used sensibly, it is safe.
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