Moonstone

Moonstone is formed through the slow cooling of volcanic rocks, which allows the minerals within the stone to separate and form distinct layers.

One of Moonstone’s most unique features is its shimmering effect, caused by the internal reflection of light. This phenomenon, known as adularescence, results in soft flashes of blue, white, or even rainbow hues across the surface, making every piece distinct and full of character.

To preserve your crystals and stones, avoid harsh chemicals, sharp objects, and extreme temperatures. Clean them gently with a soft cloth and store them in a padded pouch. For purification, place them in sunlight for 1-2 hours (morning/late day) or under moonlight overnight. Be mindful that some stones may fade with prolonged sun exposure.