Maria Glass Trible Skull on pedestal

This Tribal Skull has been cautiously been carved out of a delicate piece of Maria Glass Selenite. Mounted on a wooden pedestal.

In the quiet shimmer of Maria glass selenite, there is a softness that seems to breathe light itself. Those who hold it often say it feels less like a stone and more like a whisper, a bridge between the tangible and the unseen. Its surface, milky and translucent, catches illumination in such a way that it seems to glow from within, as if carrying a memory of the moon’s gentlest phase.

Metaphysically, selenite has long been seen as a purifier of energy, but Maria glass selenite carries this quality in a more delicate, almost maternal form. It is said to clear not only the energy of a space but also to cradle the heart in stillness, reminding the soul that clarity does not always come through striving, but through surrender. Where other stones ground or ignite, this one soothes; it teaches through silence. When placed near a window or on an altar, it seems to draw light into itself and release it again, calm and constant, as if breathing the rhythm of peace.

Some who meditate with Maria glass selenite describe a sensation like standing in a cathedral of light, a sacred openness where boundaries blur and thought dissolves into pure presence. The stone becomes a vessel for truth that needs no words. It invites the mind to rest, the spirit to rise, and the body to remember its own sacred simplicity.

In that gentle luminescence, Maria glass selenite tells an ancient story: that illumination is not a blaze, but a quiet unveiling; that the divine, like light within crystal, is always here, waiting only for us to see it.

Sizes given are for the Maria Glass. The pedestal is 12 x 9 x 7 cm and weighs 512 gram.

Colours are are produced by external led. (Not included!)