Moonstone

A variety of feldspar, known for its soft glow and shifting light effect.

This optical phenomenon, called adularescence,
creates a floating sheen beneath the surface,
often seen as white or blue light.

Moonstone appears in different forms —
from milky white to peach, grey, or rainbow varieties —
depending on its composition and internal structure.

Rather than clarity,
its character comes from how it interacts with light,
and how that light moves across the stone.

Across cultures, moonstone has long been associated with cycles,
intuition, and quiet change.