11.4mm X ``.4mm X 7.14mm
Moonstone, Heart
$70.00
MOONSTONE, HEART, 6.18cts, 11.4mm X “.4mm X 7.14mm
Moonstone is a fascinating gemstone known for its adularescence, a milky, bluish-white light that appears to roll across its surface. It’s a variety of feldspar, composed of alternating layers of orthoclase and albite, and its unique appearance is due to the way light scatters between these layers. Metaphysically, Moonstone is associated with the moon and its symbolism, often linked to love, fertility, and feminine energy. Source = India
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