Amazing Peach Selenite Crystal Charging Station

Today, I bring you an amazing peach selenite crystal charging station DIY. I am so excited about this one!

A lot of planning went into making this crystal charging station.

This peach selenite crystal station uses this slab of peach selenite I have. The copper wires used are purely aesthetic. It enhances the beauty of the peach selenite and allows you to expand your creativity.

This tutorial shows you how to devise your own measurements using your slab’s dimensions and how to put it all together. Let’s face it, the chances of you finding a peach selenite slab with the same exact dimensions is unlikely.

So, I wanted to walk you through creating your measurements for the pyramid. Don’t let math deter you! It is simpler than it looks. I give you examples using my own dimensions to make it easier to follow along.

Before we start, let’s go over some things about peach selenite.

What is a Crystal Charging Station?

A crystal charging station is exactly how it sounds. It is a station that recharges your crystals. If you don’t know why charging crystals are essential, check out my article, Charging Your Crystals Made Easy. Here I explain the fundamentals of why it’s essential and the different techniques.

I love using charging stations for my crystals. They are amazing for those who do not have a lot of free time. You simply place your crystal within the station and let it recharge naturally. Leave them on the stations for a few hours.

Obviously, there are different types of charging stations. Some are super simple and cheap, like the soil crystal charging station or something like the one I am showing you today.

Why I Chose Peach Selenite for My Crystal Charging Station

Peach Selenite is known for its charging properties. It contains high vibrational energy levels and can also cleanse, just like white selenite.

This crystal makes it easy to recharge my crystals. I simply place the crystal on top of the peach selenite slab and leave it for a few hours, unlike the soil crystal charging station. Nothing else. It is really that easy!

Not only that, the color is so pretty! I love to make my crafts to be multipurpose. Best believe, my peach selenite crystal charging station is also used as a decorative piece in my home.

Why I Chose a Pyramid Shape to Go with My Peach Selenite Crystal Charging Station

There was no particular reason why I chose the pyramid for this project. Honestly, I thought it would look lovely in combination with my slab. Also, this slab will be used to recharge the crystals I meditate with, so it fits the theme of my meditation altar.

In case you’re wondering, pyramids are on my altar as well. Pyramids are an excellent tool to use during crystal meditation.

They can be used to draw off negative energies and clear blockages. The shape intensifies power at its apex, thus allowing us to send our intentions into the universe in powerful waves. It is incredibly beneficial to use when trying to manifest our desires.

Peach Selenite

To keep your peach selenite working at its maximum capacity, cleanse and recharge it monthly. If you are interested in learning various techniques for cleansing and recharging, check out my articles:

• How To Utilize Crystals
• Charging Your Crystals Made Easy

Some properties of peach selenite are:

• Provides clarity
• Clears blocked energy
• Highly effective space cleanser
• High vibrational energy
• Magnifies energy of whatever is placed upon it

Tips Before We Start Our Peach Selenite Charging Station

• Use the metric scale, centimeters (cm) and millimeters (mm), for more accurate measurements. Make sure your ruler has cm on it. Mm, are the more minor tick marks that makeup cm. There are 10mm in 1cm.
  • This is the most significant recommendation for this project. You need to be as accurate as possible.
• Round nose pliers are recommended to make the swirls, but you do not have to have them. Regular flat pliers can work too. However, it won’t give you as much of a swirl design. It is still pretty, though!
• When making the measurements for the sides of the pyramid, round up if there are decimals.
  • For instance, to create my triangle sides, the measurement I got was 103.5mm. I rounded it up to 104mm to make it easier on me.
• Don’t overthink it! My instructions are pretty simple. Just follow them, and you will do amazingly!
• Have fun!

Peach Selenite Crystal Charging Station Tutorial

My other charging station DIY was a very simple station that allows you to come up with anything you want to dress it up. This one is no different. You can either leave the peach selenite as is or create a piece that will further enhance its natural beauty.

If you are here, chances are you would like to do the same. So, without further ado, let’s dive into how to craft this unique crystal charging station!

Materials

• Peach Selenite Slab
• 18-gauge wire (any shape/color you’d like)
• 24-gauge wire (any shape/color you’d like)
• Wire Cutters
• Pliers
• Round Nose Pliers
• Nylon Jewelry Pliers (optional but great for straightening wire and fixing mistakes)
• Ruler
• Paper
• Pencil

Pyramid Instructions

1. Figure out your measurements. Measure each side of the slab and record the measurements on your paper.
   1. Sometimes it helps to draw the slab on your paper with those measurements.
2. To figure out the length for pyramid sides, add (base length + ½ base length). Round up Your answer. This will be the length of the 2 sides of the pyramid for each triangular face.
   1. Ex) my base length is 69mm, half of that is 34.5mm
      1. 69+34.5= 103.5 → 104mm
3. The diameter of the 18-gauge wire is roughly 1mm. Add 1mm to the base length. You will use that new base length when cutting the wire and shaping the base.
   1. Ex) 69mm + 2mm = 71mm
4. Add together, [(length from step #2 x 4) + (length from step #3 x 2)]. Convert to cm.
   1. Ex) My Slab: (104 x 4) + (71 x 2) = 558mm → 55.8 cm
5. Add 4 cm to the overall length. This added length will be used at both ends
   1. Ex) 55.8 + 4 = 59.8 cm
6. Cut 2 pieces of wire with the length from step 5.
7. Take the first wire piece, measure 1.5 cm and bend it at a 45-degree angle using your pliers.
8. Measure your first pyramid side, length from step 2. Bend the wire at a roughly 90-degree angle.
   1. Try to make sure when you bend the wire, the 1.5 cm piece in on the inside.
9. Now measure your base length from step #3. Bend wire at a roughly 90-degree angle. Then measure another pyramid side. Bend wire again. Shape it into a triangle
10. With the remaining length of that same wire, repeat steps 8 and 9.
    1. Congrats! You have made two pyramid faces. 2 down 2 more to go!
11. With the ends of the wire on both pyramid faces, use round nose pliers to create a mini swirl.
    1. If you do not have round-nose pliers, you can try making more of a hook with the flat pliers.
12. Pick up the other cut wire and repeat steps 7 through 10 to create the last 2 pyramid faces.
13. To attach the 2 pieces, line them up to where each side has a swirl at the top. Like in the picture below.
14. Once you figure out all your sides, bound them together. You can use any type of method or pattern.
    1. If you choose to do the simple spiral, double the length of the side of your pyramid to determine how long to cut your 24-gauge wire. Repeat for all sides
    2. Use your creativity here! You can do any type of pattern to attach the sides. There is no wrong choice. For my pyramid, I went with the pattern seen below.
15. Repeat for all 4 sides.
16. At the top apex of the pyramid, take some left over 24-gauge wire. Connect the pieces of this point by using a weaving motion.
    1. Go clockwise
    2. Up and over
    3. Down and under
    4. Repeat for 2 full cycles

DONE! You’ve made a pyramid for your peach selenite slab. This should fit over your slab rather nicely. If you want to take it a step further and create a base, continue to the next tutorial!

Enjoy Your Peach Selenite Crystal Charging Station!

Yay! You now have your very own peach selenite charging station. Once you get the calculations and measurements done, everything is smooth sailing!

I hope my tutorial made this project easy and fun. It took a while to put it together because I wanted to make this as simple as possible.

I even made a pyramid using this exact tutorial. Every single step in the tutorial was used exactly how it was written. I wanted to make sure you can follow it to make your own.

If you are wondering where I got my peach selenite slab from. I got it from NormasRocknCreations on Etsy. No, I am not getting any payment for this shop listed. My slab is of excellent quality, and it ships free.