Moonstone Bracelet Bead Size:8 mm first described in 1902 and

first described in 1902 and named for the gemmologist George Frederick Kunz

polished rod of translucent white satin-spar gypsum

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Moonstone Bracelet Bead Size:8 mm first described in 1902 andMoonstone a pale stone with a blue white light that floats under the surface and drifts as you tilt it. The Romans believed it was made of frozen moonlight. The glow seems to come from inside. That floating light is adularescence, named for a peak in the Alps: light scattering between microscopic layers of two feldspars built into the stone, returning as a soft billowing sheen. The body is milky white, the finest float reading blue. A feldspar like