Moonstone

Moonstone belongs to the feldspar family, just like labradorite.

Where does the name "Moonstone" come from?

The name "moonstone" comes from its lunar reflections caused by light diffraction, reminiscent of the celestial body.

**What color is the Moonstone?**

The gem can range from colorless to yellow but always has bluish reflections in the light. This luminous phenomenon, which appears to glide over the entire surface of the stone when pivoted, is called adularescence.

What does it symbolize?

Today, moonstone symbolizes imagination and creativity as well as June births, just like pearls.

**Where does it come from?**

The main deposits are in Sri Lanka, but they can also be found in Brazil, the United States, India, Madagascar, and Myanmar.

How do I care for my Moonstone jewelry?

Moonstone's perfect cleavage makes it susceptible to violent shocks, which is why ultrasonic cleaning is not recommended.
Furthermore, while steam cleaning is possible, it is preferable to wash it under running water.