Opalite
Milky, see-through stone that glows soft blue against a dark background and turns warm amber or peach against a light one. It has a smooth, glassy shine.
About opalite
Opalite is a man-made opalescent glass, not a natural stone. It is loved for its glow, which comes from tiny particles in the glass scattering light, so it shifts between blue and amber depending on what sits behind it.
Although it is man-made, Opalite has its own place in modern crystal tradition. It is said to ease transitions and encourage calm communication, and many people simply enjoy it as a gentle, glowing stone.
Read the Opalite guide →How people use it
Set it on a windowsill or under a lamp to watch the colours change. It also suits a pocket, a bedside table or a gift for someone who loves pretty stones.
Care
Opalite is glass, so it can chip or crack if dropped on a hard floor. Wash in lukewarm soapy water and dry with a soft cloth.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
