Moonstone & Labradorite

## About This Crystal Family

Moonstone and Labradorite belong to the feldspar group and are valued for light effects that appear to move across the stone. Moonstone generally has a softer glow, while Labradorite often shows stronger flashes of blue, green, gold, or multiple colors.

## How the Varieties Differ

Choose White Moonstone for a clean glow, Blue Moonstone for stronger blue flash, Gray or Black Moonstone for deeper neutral colors, Purple Moonstone for a softer decorative tone, and Labradorite for dramatic multicolor flash.

## Types in This Collection

•  White Moonstone
  White to translucent feldspar with a gentle floating glow. It creates a soft and elegant bracelet suitable for everyday wear.
•  Blue Moonstone
  Shows a noticeable blue flash over a pale or translucent base. The strength and position of the flash vary naturally.
•  Gray Moonstone
  A gray-toned variety with a subdued sheen. It has a neutral, understated appearance that works well in unisex designs.
•  Purple Moonstone
  Displays lavender, gray-purple, or violet tones. Its softer color gives it a more decorative look than standard white varieties.
•  Black Moonstone
  A darker variety with black, charcoal, brown, or peach-gray areas. It often shows natural striping and a more grounded appearance.
•  Dark Labradorite
  A dark gray feldspar with flashes that may appear blue, green, gold, or multicolored. Strong flash creates the most dramatic effect.

## Choosing the Right Variety

The best choice depends on the color, transparency, natural pattern, and overall style you prefer. Because these are natural materials, two bracelets with the same product name may still show differences in shade, inclusions, optical effects, and texture. These variations are part of the character of natural crystal jewelry.