Moonstone is an ancient stone of our human memory. For countless ages our ancestors have sought after, and revered this beautiful stone in awe. It may be found in literally every corner of the globe; as if to be found anywhere where the Moon’s light shines. It may come in shades of color from clear to white, from white to black, and every color in-between. A Moonstone’s “flash” may range from a brilliant white to a deep purplish-blue. This “flash” is caused by light being reflected from inside the stone...Much like our Moon reflects the Sun’s light. Thus, ‘Moonstone’ is an appropriate name.
Moonstone is a feldspar of the Orthoclase Family. It is a relatively soft stone, ranging from a 5 – 6 on the hardness scale. So, it is soft as well as it as brittle.
Moonstone is a feminine gemstone, relating to the Goddess energies of the Waxing and Full Moons. It grants the user the power of reception with clarity and connectedness in all things. It is the patron of recharging energy, while it removes blockages and helps to facilitate a better flow. It enhances psychic abilities and awareness.
Whether it is used to recharge or reconnect, this is undoubtedly one of the most useful stones of the occult world. If you don’t have a Moonstone in your possession, get one! You won’t be disappointed.
All Hail Moonstone!
Moonstone is a feldspar of the Orthoclase Family. It is a relatively soft stone, ranging from a 5 – 6 on the hardness scale. So, it is soft as well as it as brittle.
Moonstone is a feminine gemstone, relating to the Goddess energies of the Waxing and Full Moons. It grants the user the power of reception with clarity and connectedness in all things. It is the patron of recharging energy, while it removes blockages and helps to facilitate a better flow. It enhances psychic abilities and awareness.
Whether it is used to recharge or reconnect, this is undoubtedly one of the most useful stones of the occult world. If you don’t have a Moonstone in your possession, get one! You won’t be disappointed.
All Hail Moonstone!
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