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White Moonstone Side-Drilled Point 6x11mm

White Moonstone Side-Drilled Point 6x11mm
White Moonstone Side-Drilled Point 6x11mm
White Moonstone Side-Drilled Point 6x11mm
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Inches White Moonstone Side-Drilled Point 6x11mm Cemtimeters Reference coins
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15-16" strand
1$21.90
2-3$20.37
4+$18.62

About this item

Alluring white moonstone points, 6x11mm in size, with a stylish side-drilled design are perfect for modern, in vogue styles. Their versatile hue allows them to easily fit into a variety of designs. Fashion them into a chic pair of earrings or a trendy pendant for a necklace.

New to the Shop 7 days ago

Item # 72514
Beads per strand (approximately) 44
Hole size 1mm
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More about Moonstone

Moonstone's radiant, translucent appearance is similar to that of the glow of the moon, hence the name Moonstone. Mineralogists refer to this semi-precious stone as Adularia, as it was first discovered in the Adula Mountains in Switzerland. The glowing flashes of light that are seen in moonstone beads are known as “adularescence”. This gemstone is usually whitish-blue (Rainbow Moonstone), but it can also be colorless, yellow, peach, gray, or even reddish.

Moonstone is a semiprecious member of the potassium feldspar family that exhibits a glowing bluish, silvery, or pearly white shimmer. Moonstone is sensitive to pressure and is vitreous in luster.

Evoking the powers of the moon, moonstone is said to connect it’s wearers to the unconscious and the world of dreams. White and rainbow moonstones are often used for the crown chakra, while peach moonstones are used for the sacral chakra. Moonstone beads are often considered a June birthstone alongside pearl.

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