Moonstone Jewelry

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      Sterling Silver Mother of Pearl, Moonstone and Quartz Ring
      Stephen Dweck
      $1,195.00
      18K Yellow Gold, Cabochon Pear Shape Moonstone & Diamond Drop Earrings
      Mark Henry
      $3,125.00
      18K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver Rainbow Moonstone Ring
      Bora
      $3,750.00
      18K Yellow Gold, Cabochon Round Moonstone & Diamond Solstice Ring
      Mark Henry
      $3,950.00
      18K Yellow Gold, Cabochon Round Moonstone & Diamond Solstice Earrings
      Mark Henry
      $4,500.00
      18K Yellow Gold Ring with Cabochon Oval Moonstone & Diamonds
      Mark Henry
      $9,000.00
      18K Yellow Gold, "Regal" Amethyst & Moonstone Pendant
      Paula Crevoshay
      $12,375.00
      18K Yellow Gold, Cabochon Oval Moonstone & Diamond Free Form Pendant Necklace
      Mark Henry
      $13,750.00
      18K Yellow Gold Seashell Tahitian Pearl, Black Moonstone and Diamond Necklace
      Alex Sepkus
      $14,475.00
      18K Yellow Gold, Red Spinel, Ruby & Moonstone Bracelet
      Paula Crevoshay
      $23,300.00
      Platinum Cats Eye Moonstone, Chalcedony, Turquoise, Sapphire and diamond Earrings
      Jeffrey Bilgore
      Price Upon Request
      Platinum Orange Sapphire and Diamond Earrings
      Jeffrey Bilgore
      Price Upon Request
      Platinum Moonstone, Agate and Diamond Peacock Brooch or Pendant
      Jeffrey Bilgore
      Price Upon Request
      18K Yellow Gold, Moonstone & Blue Sapphire Bracelet
      Paula Crevoshay
      Price Upon Request

      FAQs

      Moonstone's characteristic shimmer, or adularescence, reacts beautifully to light, shifting and glowing as the angle of light changes, which is particularly captivating in varying lighting conditions.

      Some moonstones may be treated with coatings to enhance their adularescence or color, but high-quality moonstones are typically left untreated.

      Moonstone is formed from orthoclase and albite, two minerals from the feldspar group. As these minerals cool, they intermingle and then separate into stacked, alternating layers that cause light to scatter and create the characteristic shimmer.