Genuine triclinic adularite: Ensures authenticity and natural beauty for collectors
Mohs hardness 6.6–6.5: Provides durability for display or metaphysical use
Distinctive green color with chlorite inclusions: Offers unique visual appeal and historical significance
Believed to enhance intuition: Supports spiritual and metaphysical practices
Versatile size range (1.5–4 cm): Suitable for various display or collection purposes
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Moonstone is a variety of adularia that derives its name from the Adula massif, in the Lepontine Alps, where it was discovered in 1780 by the naturalist Ermenegildo Pini. It is a mineral of the subclass of tectosilicates belonging to the feldspar group, consisting of rhomboid crystals of a greenish color due to the inclusions of chlorite
