Selenite, a Little Tower of Candlelight
This selenite candle holder brings together milky white and pale grey. The upright cylinder has a broad circular top, with a slightly uneven rim that softens its outline. Closely spaced vertical striations run along the sides, interrupted by irregular white patches—small variations that give the pale surface its own character.
Selenite takes its name from Selene, the Greek moon goddess, recalling the pale, moon-like reflection it can show. That lunar association suggests a tiny beacon within a moon-pale tower, with an imagined golden light above the fine lines of its walls.
