Pink Opalite
Translucent pink stone with a soft, milky glow and a smooth, glassy shine. It looks like candyfloss or rose-tinted ice, and its colour deepens or lightens as the light changes.
About pink opalite
Pink Opalite is a man-made opalescent glass tinted pink, not a natural stone. It is loved for its glow, which comes from tiny particles in the glass that scatter light and give it a milky, luminous look.
Although it is man-made, Pink Opalite has found a place in modern crystal tradition. It is said to encourage gentleness and kindness, and many people simply enjoy it as a soft, cheerful stone.
Read the Opalite guide →How people use it
Pop it on a windowsill to catch the light, keep it on a desk or bedside table, or give it as a sweet gift for a friend or child.
Care
Pink 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.
