Moonstone, a mineral, a translucent variety of potassium feldspar (adularia), sometimes plagioclase. Lusanacar is a silicate of sodium, potassium, aluminum, which has a pearly appearance and exhibits an opalescent luster. An alternative name is hekatolith. It shines with a sky blue color reminiscent of moonlight. The name comes from the visual effect, brilliance or play of color resulting from the diffraction of light in the microstructure of the crystal. The microstructure consists of regularly arranged layers of various alkaline feldspars (orthoclase, high sodium plagioclase). Moonstone is known by many names: Moonstone is mainly worn in jewelry to enjoy its full benefits. As a pendant or bracelet, it is often associated with metals such as silver or white gold, as their purity and transparency enhance the beauty of the moonstone. In this case, it is cut in a cabochon shape to best emphasize its beauty. Some moonstones can be quite attractively priced if they have really rare nuances.

The most common types are “cat’s eye” with a transverse reflection and “star” with several reflections placed in the form of an asterisk, and can also be used as a decor item for home decoration. Placing it on your bedside table or wherever you spend time will allow you to make the most of its benefits. The bedroom is a great place to have moonstone positive effects on libido, fertility, and daydreaming. It’s not for nothing that moonstone is a favorite of lovers lithotherapy. As you can imagine, this magical translucent white mineral has been used for its benefit for centuries. In ancient times, it was already praised for its properties and worshiped for its resemblance to the moon star.

In ancient times, the moon was worshiped and worshiped by poets and scientists alike. He was associated with Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, nature and virginity, and two of her devotees, Selene and Hekate. They were all called the lunar triad. It is interesting to note that today a moonstone is sometimes called a hecatolith in relation to Hekate. In ancient times, a moonstone was admired for its resemblance to a star that dispels the darkness of the night. Many legends were attributed to him. To be clairvoyant, men dressed as women before putting the stone in their mouths. It was said that lovers could see the future of their romance by looking at it, and infertile women should wear it around their necks to increase their chances of becoming a mother. Moonstone will finally be able to influence the feeling of love. Moonstone is credited with calming and soothing properties. Hyperactive children, for example, may benefit from its anti-stress properties. Many anxious people will also become calmer if they regularly interact with moonstone, this mineral promotes harmonious relationships between people and softens the temperament of the most violent people. It is believed that it reveals a more “feminine” side in men, thereby contributing to greater respect and better mutual understanding between representatives of both sexes.

Place of Birth. Rarely found in pegmatites or alpine-type veins. Used as a semi-precious stone. There are deposits of moonstone in Armenia (mainly in the area of Lake Sevan), Australia, the Austrian Alps, Mexico, Madagascar, Myanmar, Poland, India, Sri Lanka, and the USA.