Witchy Rainbow Moonstone and Larimar Necklace Pendant Crystal Stone Jewelry

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Necklace with a pendant of larimar over a rainbow moonstone crystal stone in a 925 silver plated setting.

The pendant measures 2 inches long, 7/8 inch wide.

The chain is 18" long with an s hook clasp.

Moonstone has translucent white color with a white sheen that rolls or flows over the stone when rotated, hence the name "moonstone." The sheen is caused by light diffraction within layers of feldspar. Generally a creamy translucent white stone, rainbow moonstone features occasional iridescent or multicolored (especially blue) flashes with transparency that ranges from opaque to semi-translucent. 

Rainbow moonstone is best seen in natural light for play of color. Moonstone has been used in jewelry going back to ancient civilizations. The Romans believed moonstone was born from solidified rays of the moon. The Greeks and the Romans associated moonstone with their lunar gods. During the Art Nouveau period in the early 20th century, moonstone became popular with artists and goldsmiths for creating jewelry.

Metaphysical and Healing Properties

Fertility, Magic, Protection, Purity, Nurturing, Self Discovery, Resolution, Relaxation, Phsychic Abilities, Peace of Mind, Self Healing, Nourishing, Rejuvenation, New Beginnings, Motivation, Living in the Present, Knowledge, Joy, Truth, Unity of Heart and Will, Trust, Transformation, Intuition, Stress Relief, Spiritual Awakening, Soothing, Sense of Purpose, Selflessness, Aura Cleansing, Compassion, Clarity, Calming, Patience, Consciousness, Ascension, Anxiety Relief, Angelic Communication, Action, Chakra Alignment, Inspiration, Insight, Inner Vision, Inner Peace, Higher Self, Growth, Self Expression, Expansion, Expanded Awareness, Enlightenment, Empathy, Dreams, Creativity, Balance, Hope, Harmony, Improves Sleep, Emotional Balance, Safe Travel,

Moonstone is often called the visionarys stone. It helps us see things more clearly. Rainbow moonstone is thought to bring balance, harmony and hope while enhancing creativity, compassion, endurance and inner confidence. Rainbow moonstone is believed to help strengthen intuition and psychic perception, especially offering us visions of things that arent immediately obvious. Because it helps us avoid tunnel vision, we are able to see other possibilities. Its like a flash of inspiration that comes when we are open and quiet. When we wear rainbow moonstone, life-changing inspirations can happen more and more often.

It acts as a prism, diffusing energy throughout the aura, provides psychic protection, clears the mind and senses, aids in lucid dreaming and calm sleep, deflects negativity, eases emotional trauma. Aligned with the Goddess, Rainbow Moonstones connect with the energies and spirits of Nature from plant devas to galactic consciousness.

Legendary as the Travelers Stone, Moonstone is especially protective of those who travel by night or upon the water when the moon is shining. Frequent travelers should keep one in the glove box for safe night driving and as protection against road rage.

It opens the heart to nurturing qualities, assists in the acceptance of love, is an excellent crystal for first or new love, and is a comforting talisman if love must be kept a secret. 

It was also believed to be able to reunite loved ones who had parted in anger.

Moonstone is the stone of love and eroticism, stimulating the kundalini energy and carnal desires. It is the ultimate fertility crystal. 

As a professional support stone, Moonstone aids dancers / artists in their self expression, inspires the heart and feeling in executives, helps educators in sharing activities, enhances self acceptance in waiters and waitresses, promotes sensitivity in psychologists and secretaries.

Geological Properties

Moonstone is a feldspar with a pearly and opalescent schiller. Moonstone is composed of the feldspar species, orthoclase and albite. After the two species are intermingled the newly formed mineral cools and the two species separate into layers. When light falls between these thin, flat layers, it scatters in many directions, producing the phenomenon called adularescence, named after adularia, the historical name once used to refer to moonstone.

Deposits of moonstone occur in Armenia, Australia, the Alps in Austria, Mexico, Madagascar, Myanmar, Norway, Poland, India, Sri Lanka and the United States.

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