How to purify gemstones?

Flower of Life Round Selenite Cleaning and Charging Plate

Dimension: 4" (10 cm)

All Samdea Malas and Bracelets will arrive at your home already cleansed and charged, but perhaps, through usage and over time, you may feel the need to cleanse and recharge their energy. Even if you don't feel the need, it's still something I would recommend.

Cleansing the stones involves removing negative or unwanted energies from your crystals. Recharging is the act of replenishing the energy supply of your crystal. Ideally, you should perform both cleansing and recharging at the same time for optimal results.

There are many ways to cleanse and recharge the stones of your mala, but not all methods are suitable for every stone. My preferred method, suitable for almost all stones, is to cleanse them with (natural!) incense and then recharge them by exposing them to the moonlight: this also helps me maintain a connection with lunar phases. But it takes time!

Selenite, the stone of serenity, has the ability to cleanse and purify other stones, as well as charge them with its own high vibrations. It's the perfect crystal to use, and it's very practical since it works well for all stones. You can place this elegant selenite dish in a spot in your home where you want to bring calm and tranquility, and where you can see it often. You can place your mala, bracelet, and all your stones on it.

To cleanse, position your crystals on the dish overnight. The selenite will purify your crystals while you sleep!

To recharge, before removing the crystals from the dish, use your hand to direct the energy of the selenite and visualize your intention.

BRING YOUR INTENTION WITH YOU

All Samdea malas and bracelets are composed by carefully selecting only untreated gemstones. For this reason, the color of the crystals may vary slightly, ensuring their naturalness. They are made to last over time and thus become excellent travel companions.

Disclaimer: Samdea products are crafted with care for personal intention and mindfulness practices but are not intended to diagnose, treat, or guarantee therapeutic effects.