Selenite Unicorn Horn Lamp | Large Crystal Lamp (26cm)

STARLIGHT RITUALS LTD

£49

This selenite unicorn horn lamp rises in a soft, spiral form that seems to hold moonlight within it. Standing around 26 cm tall with a base of approximately 10 cm, it offers a gentle and luminous presence. When lit, the lamp gives a soft white LED glow that settles into the room like a slow breath. It is the kind of light that invites rest, reflection, and a quiet returning to yourself at the end of the day. The lamp rests on a simple LED base, allowing the illumination to travel upward through the selenite in a calm and steady way. The stone appears almost like carved moonlight, softly radian

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