MADE FROM strontium sulfate, celestite is a crystal said to bring mental clarity to its owners.
First discovered in the 1700s, the crystal is named after the Latin word caelestis – meaning heavenly or celestial.
What are the properties of the crystal?
When it comes to celestite, spiritualists believe the crystal holds mystical properties, bringing peace and dreamlike energy.
Many relate celestite to angels, symbolizing the space and the calm thought to exist in the heavens.
Celestite is said to be a cleansing stone – whether spiritually or physically, as spiritualists believe it to aid in both digestion and meditation.
When it comes to the chakra system, celestite is said to connect with one's third eye and crown chakras; both of which pertain to intuition and psychic abilities.
If one believes in any higher powers, celestite is said to help interact with them.
How can I use celestite?
According to the Tiny Rituals Blog, a celestite crystal should live in a room pertaining to communication.
The crystal is believed to encourage connection and open-mindedness.
Worn as jewelry, celestite may help absorb negative energy.
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Celestite may also aid in easing anxiety or impatience.
What other crystals does celestite pair with?
Celestite and amethyst are said to be a match made in heaven – working together to open and cleanse the crown chakra.
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Another stone that pairs nicely will all crystals is the clear quartz, said to aid in healing and protective energies.
Rose quartz, the stone of romance and self-love, paired with celestite, may bring a certain gentleness with them.
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