Amazing Moonstone with a bright Peachy sheen. We picked this stone up at the recent Tucson Gem Fair in Arizona. I went hunting through all the vendors for Moonstones that had different sheens than the standard Blue. Out of hundreds of examples, I only found two. As you can see, this Moonstone has a very lovely and uncommon Peachy sheen.

What’s commonly referred to as Moonstone is really more White Labradorite than the true Moonstone which was mined in Sri Lanka for a brief period of time. That’s why this White Labradorite can occasionally come in other sheens. But 99% of the stones mined just have a standard Blue sheen. What makes this stone even more special is that it contains a secondary Blue sheen when the stone is rotated at various angles.

I   took pictures of this stone in high magnification against a white background to give   you the best idea of color and quality.  As a certified gemologist I can verify that the above description is     accurate and that this stone/stones have been tested in the gem lab to   verify   identity and natural origin.