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seven chakra bonsai tree Seven Chakra Crystal Tree with Selenite Self-Charging Base

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seven chakra bonsai tree Seven Chakra Crystal Tree with Selenite Self-Charging BaseA living symbol of balance. Seven authentic gemstones, one for each chakra, anchored in a selenite crystal base that continuously cleanses and charges their energy. The Seven Chakra Crystal Tree of Life is a 25cm handcrafted gemstone tree with seven natural chakra stones wired onto a sculpted trunk and rooted in a wooden base filled with raw selenite shavings. The selenite continuously cleanses and amplifies the energy of all seven stones, so the tree

A living symbol of balance. Seven authentic gemstones, one for each chakra, anchored in a selenite crystal base that continuously cleanses and charges their energy.

The Seven Chakra Crystal Tree of Life is a 25cm handcrafted gemstone tree with seven natural chakra stones wired onto a sculpted trunk and rooted in a wooden base filled with raw selenite shavings. The selenite continuously cleanses and amplifies the energy of all seven stones, so the tree stays charged without moonlight, salt baths, or any other ritual. It works as both spiritual decor and a passive energy healing piece for a desk, mandir, meditation corner, or living room shelf. Free delivery across the UAE on orders above AED 30. Pay in full or split into 4 with Tabby at checkout.

What is a seven chakra crystal tree

A seven chakra crystal tree is a wire-wrapped decorative tree where each branch holds a tumbled gemstone aligned with one of the body's seven energy centres. From root to crown, the stones represent grounding, creativity, willpower, love, expression, intuition, and spiritual connection. Together they symbolise a balanced, flowing energy system and are commonly used in crystal healing, Vastu, and feng shui practice.

Why this tree is different from a regular crystal tree

  • Self-charging selenite base: The wooden base is filled with raw selenite crystal shavings. Selenite cleanses other crystals continuously, so the tree's energy stays high without any manual charging.
  • 7 authentic gemstones: Real natural stones, not glass or dyed plastic. Each tumbled stone is selected to match its chakra.
  • Handcrafted gold-tone wiring: Every branch is hand-wired in copper wire with a gold finish around a sculpted resin trunk.
  • Dual purpose: Sculptural piece for shelves and consoles, plus a working energy tool for meditation and intention setting.
  • Gift ready: Already framed for birthdays, housewarmings, Grah Pravesh, wedding gifting, and wellness milestones.

The seven chakras and their stones

Chakra Stone Healing focus
Crown Amethyst Spiritual connection, clarity, higher awareness
Third Eye Lapis Lazuli Intuition, wisdom, inner vision
Throat Clear Quartz Communication, truth, self-expression
Heart Green Jade Love, healing, emotional balance
Solar Plexus Yellow Aventurine Confidence, personal power, motivation
Sacral Carnelian Creativity, passion, vitality
Root Red Jasper Grounding, stability, security

How the self-charging selenite base works

Selenite is one of the few crystals widely believed to cleanse and recharge other crystals on contact, without needing to be cleansed itself. Because every stone on the tree is wired directly into a base packed with raw selenite shavings, the entire piece stays energetically clear. You do not need to charge the tree in moonlight, bury it in salt, or smudge it weekly. Occasional sound cleansing with a singing bowl or chimes is optional, not required.

Where to place your chakra tree at home

  • North-east corner: Traditional Vastu zone for spiritual energy and meditation. Ideal for a pooja room or quiet study.
  • East-facing study or desk: Supports focus, learning, and clear decisions.
  • Living room shelf or console: Brings calm, balanced energy into the most-used room of the home.
  • Bedside table: Encourages restful sleep and inner balance.
  • Office desk: Useful for creative professionals, healers, therapists, and anyone in a high-pressure role.

Specifications

Total height 25 cm
Canopy width 15 cm
Base diameter 7 cm
Base height 3.5 cm
Base material Natural wood with raw selenite crystal shavings
Wire Gold-tone copper wire
Stones 7 genuine natural gemstones, tumbled finish
Self-charging Yes, via selenite base
Weight Approx. 200 to 280 g
Handmade Yes, each piece is unique

How to use and care for your tree

  • Place the tree in a spot where you spend meaningful time. Desk, bedside, mandir, or meditation corner all work.
  • The selenite base keeps the tree cleansed continuously. No need to recharge the stones separately.
  • If you prefer, you can occasionally sound-cleanse with a singing bowl or chimes. Not required.
  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Never submerge in water. Selenite dissolves in water.
  • Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to keep the gemstone colours vivid.

UAE delivery and payment

Free delivery across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, RAK, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain on orders above AED 30. Pay in full or split into 4 interest-free payments with Tabby at checkout. Divine Sansar also supplies pooja and crystal essentials to Hindu temples across the UAE, US, Canada, and Australia.

Frequently asked questions

Is the seven chakra crystal tree really self-charging?

Yes. The wooden base is filled with raw selenite crystal shavings. Selenite is one of the few crystals traditionally believed to cleanse and recharge other stones without needing to be cleansed itself. Because every gemstone branch is anchored into the selenite base, the tree stays energetically clear without moonlight charging or salt cleansing.

Are the gemstones genuine?

Yes. The tree uses seven genuine natural gemstones in tumbled form: amethyst, lapis lazuli, clear quartz, green jade, yellow aventurine, carnelian, and red jasper. Because each stone is natural, colour, banding, and shape vary slightly piece to piece.

Which chakra does each stone represent?

From the top of the tree downward: amethyst for the crown chakra, lapis lazuli for the third eye, clear quartz for the throat, green jade for the heart, yellow aventurine for the solar plexus, carnelian for the sacral, and red jasper for the root.

Where should I place a chakra crystal tree in my home as per Vastu?

The north-east corner is the traditional Vastu zone for spiritual energy, making it ideal for a pooja room or meditation space. East-facing desks and study tables support focus and learning. Living room shelves and bedside tables also work well for balanced everyday energy.

How tall is the tree?

The tree stands 25 cm tall with a 15 cm canopy and a 7 cm diameter base. It is compact enough for a desk yet large enough to anchor a shelf or altar.

How do I clean the tree?

Dust the branches and stones gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use water. Selenite is water-sensitive and will dissolve over time if it gets wet.

Is this a good gift?

Yes. The Seven Chakra Crystal Tree is a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, Grah Pravesh, weddings, birthdays, retirements, and any wellness or spiritual milestone. It arrives gift-ready and works for both decor lovers and crystal practitioners.

Can I use this tree for meditation or intention setting?

Yes. Many practitioners hold the tree or sit near it during meditation, breathwork, or intention setting. The seven chakra stones together support whole-body energy balancing rather than a single focus area.

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