Selenite

Selenite is a fibrous and clear variety of gypsum. It is one of the relatively widespread minerals formed during the drying of seawater in shallow bays and lagoons. The most famous site of selenite is located in the mibladen region in Morocco. This deposit is known worldwide especially for the occurrence of amazing samples of blood-red vanadinites. Selenite mining takes place mostly from surface mining. Selenite attracts at first sight for its silky luster. The color of selenite is milky white. Due to its easy workability, it is widely used for the production of various decorative items.

Special conditions/ treatment: It is a mineral from the group of sulfites soluble in acids and saline solutions.

About the product: Our loose strings are sold individually – each is 40 cm long. The products are packed in standard shipping packages.