Rainbow Moonstone Pendant

Rainbow Moonstone Pendant

Moonstone’s energy is reflective, lunar and introspective, hence it’s name. Moonstone was once considered the traveler’s stone was used to protect against hazardous travel. It is also a charm of good fortune. What woman wouldn’t want to wear this beauty?

 

Moonstone shows a blue whitish opalescence which glides off the surface of cabochons. Interference phenomena of the layered structure are the cuase of the effect know as adularescence. If it comes from an area where the earth is warmer, such as where there has been volcanic activity , a rainbow of color can be displayed on the surface and this one does display a rainbow.

This pendant is set in 14K Gold-Filled wire and measures 1 1/8″ L xx 7/8″ W and features my Hidden Bail, which means it will accommodate an omega, thin or thick chains. This pendant comes with a 14K Gold-Filled venetian box chain (18 inch).

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