Bracelet Weight: ~7 g (18 cm);

Closure: Sterling Silver Lobster Claw (Silver) or Spring Clasp (Golden);

Moonstone Color: White;

Grade of Silver: Sterling .925;

Bead Diameter: ~6 mm (Moonstone) and ~2 mm (Silver); 

Bead Shape: Oval (Round);

Moonstone is a variety of feldspar that is prized for its unique play of light, known as adularescence. This is caused by the intergrowth of two different types of feldspar, which creates a billowy, silvery effect that resembles the light of the moon. The most sought-after moonstones are those that have a blue or peach adularescence, although moonstones can also be found in other colors such as gray, yellow, and green.

Moonstones have been used for centuries in jewelry and other decorative objects, and are said to have a variety of healing properties. According to ancient legends, moonstones were believed to bring good fortune and were associated with the goddess of the moon. They were also believed to have the power to calm emotions and bring balance to the mind, body, and spirit. Moonstones are still used in modern times as a symbol of intuition, self-discovery, and emotional balance.

Moonstones are found in many locations around the world, with the most famous mines being located in Sri Lanka. However, moonstones can also be found in other countries such as India, Madagascar, Brazil, and the United States. The quality and color of moonstones can vary widely depending on where they are mined, so it is important to purchase from a reputable source. Moonstones are generally affordable and are a great option for those looking for a gemstone with a unique appearance and meaning.