The Mysterious Moonstone
Moonstones belong to the mineral group feldspar. Almost two thirds of the rocks on Earth belong to the feldspar group. Traditional moonstones usually come from Sri Lanka. But they can also be found in Brazil, the United States, Australia, Madagascar and Myanmar. In recent years these stones have gained great popularity and can be quite expensive.
Moonstones come in a variety of colors and shapes. In the last few years green, brown, orange, black and red stones have been seen on the market in addition to the traditional blue. If you’ve noticed that the moon stone ring your sister wears has a mysterious “shimmer” quality, you are probably noticing what’s called ‘adularisation’. This is when light rays are refracted and scattered in the stone. This process causes the unique light effect that prompts the stone to be so distinctive and desirable.
This ring is so beautiful, I really like to have one, exactly like this one. Is this ring for sale?
Hello Joulieta,
This massage maybe would not make sense but I still try to catch up with you. I was extremely busy with our store and did not come here for a while. Yes, we have the ring on sale, so if you are still interested in just let me know, at Service@TiffanyCustomJewelry.com or here.
Thank you very much and have a nice day!
Oanh Tiffany
This massage maybe would not make sense but I still try to catch up with you. I was extremely busy with our store and did not come here for a while. Yes, we have the ring on sale, so if you are still interested in just let me know, at Service@TiffanyCustomJewelry.com or here.
Thank you very much and have a nice day!
Oanh Tiffany