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Moonstone A soft glow drifting beneath the surface
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- Free delivery across India
- Chakra
- Sacral and Third Eye
- Planet
- Moon and Neptune
- Element
- Water
- Nature
- Cool-neutral
- Colour
- Milky white with a blue-white sheen
- Hardness
- 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale
- Known for
- Adularescence
- Often paired with
- Rose quartz, amethyst
The practice
Living with moonstone
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By the bed
A tree, angel or raw stone on the bedside table, where the day ends and the room grows quiet.
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With the moon
Many people rest moonstone on a windowsill on a full moon night and wear it again the next morning.
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Gently does it
Moonstone is softer than quartz. Keep it apart from harder stones and away from knocks.
Where most people begin
Moonstone Bracelet
Milky moonstone beads that catch the light softly as you move. A tender first piece, and a thoughtful gift.
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View the pieceMoonstone suits people whose moods move like tides. It does not ask them to be still, only to notice.
Questions
Asked often
What is moonstone traditionally associated with?
In Vedic astrology it is linked to the Moon, and in crystal traditions to intuition, feeling and natural cycles. We share this as tradition, not as a medical claim.
Why does moonstone glow?
Fine layers within the stone scatter light into a soft, floating sheen called adularescence. It shows best under a single light.
Is moonstone a good choice for Cancer or Mulank 2?
Both are ruled by the Moon, so moonstone is a traditional choice for them. As always, if a stone speaks to you, it is yours whatever your chart.
How do I care for moonstone?
It is softer than quartz and can chip if knocked. Keep it in its pouch and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.
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Crystals are complementary to your own practice and to medical care, never a replacement. Read our note on care.



























