Alabaster is named after the town Albastron in Egypt that produced Alabaster many centuries ago. Geologists use the term Alabaster to refer exclusively to the Gypsum mineral, although archaeologists and the decorative industry also use it to refer to a banded Calcite.

Alabaster is a crystal that contributes to personal growth and well-being. It aids individuals in adapting to new situations, enabling them to navigate unfamiliar circumstances with ease and confidence. Additionally, Alabaster can help to reduce conflict and negative emotions, fostering harmony and promoting positive interactions with others. It serves as a helpful tool in overcoming problems and challenges by providing inner strength and resilience. Alabaster also facilitates the process of forgiveness, allowing individuals to release self-blame and extend forgiveness to others. Finally, its calming energies bring a sense of tranquility and balance, creating a serene atmosphere.

Alternative Names	N/A
Colour	White
Hardness	2
Crystal system	Monoclinic
Streak	White
Lustre	Vitreous
Main Locations	Worldwide
Chakra	Sacral
Zodiac	Sagittarius
Numerology	2
Planetary	Moon
Element	Air