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Opalite Man-made glass with a moonlit glow
- Lab tested and certified
- Energised by Lavina and her team
- Free delivery across India
- Chakra
- Crown and Throat
- Planet
- Moon and Mercury
- Element
- Air and Earth
- Material
- Man-made glass
- Look
- Milky, opalescent glow
- Not to be confused with
- Natural opal
The practice
Living with opalite
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Place it in soft light
Set the sphere on a bedside table, a shelf or a reception desk, where lamplight or daylight can reach it.
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Make a small daily habit
After your oil or serum, roll the facial roller lightly upward for a few relaxed minutes.
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Wear it through change
The bracelet is light on the wrist, an easy companion for ordinary days and new beginnings.
Where most people begin
Opalite Glass Ball
A 60 mm sphere of milky opalite that gathers lamplight and daylight alike, the loveliest way to enjoy this glass.
₹1,704
View the pieceOpalite never pretends to be anything else. Its glow is honest, and that is most of its charm.
Questions
Asked often
Is opalite a natural crystal?
No. Opalite is a man-made glass, chosen for its soft, luminous look. We say so plainly on every piece.
Is opalite the same as opal?
No. Natural opal forms in the earth, while opalite is made by people. If you would like the natural stone, see our opal collection.
What is opalite associated with?
In modern crystal circles it is linked with the crown and throat, and often chosen for gentle reassurance during change. We share this as tradition, not as a medical claim.
How do I care for it?
Wipe it with a soft cloth. Clean the facial roller after each use and keep all three pieces away from hard knocks.
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Close companions
Crystals are complementary to your own practice and to medical care, never a replacement. Read our note on care.