Moonstone Spheres and Eggs

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Moonstone Sphere, 2.1 inch

This unique item is sold.

Code: moos163
Moonstone Sphere Dimensions: 2.1" in diameter
Handcrafted from natural moonstone rough mined in India
Price: $131.50
This sphere was handcrafted from natural moonstone with biotite rough that was mined in India. It has a good finish, and the moonstone is translucent with a small amount of blue-violet and golden-green flashes (also known as adularescence) visible at certain angles on some areas of its surface.

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Moonstone Sphere, 2.4 inch

This unique item is sold.

Code: moos164
Moonstone Sphere Dimensions: 2.4" in diameter
Handcrafted from natural moonstone rough mined in India
Price: $280.00
This sphere was handcrafted from natural moonstone with biotite rough that was mined in India. It has a good finish, and the moonstone is translucent with a small amount of blue-violet and golden-green flashes (also known as adularescence) visible at certain angles on some areas of its surface.

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Moonstone Sphere, 2.7 inch

This unique item is sold.

Code: moos165
Moonstone Sphere Dimensions: 2.5" in diameter
Handcrafted from natural moonstone rough mined in India
Price: $234.50
This sphere was handcrafted from natural moonstone with biotite rough that was mined in India. It has a good finish, and the moonstone is translucent with a small amount of blue-violet and golden-green flashes (also known as adularescence) visible at certain angles on some areas of its surface. See also a side view of this natural color moonstone sphere.

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2.6 inch tall Moonstone Egg

Code: moos159
2.6" tall x 1.7" diameter (66mm x 43mm)
handcrafted from natural moonstone rough mined in Russia
Price: $192.50
This rare egg was made from natural moonstone rough that was mined in Russia. It has a good finish, and it is translucent with a small amount of blue-violet and silvery flashes (also known as adularescence) visible at certain angles on opposite areas of its surface.

Each of our moonstone spheres was handcrafted from genuine moonstone that formed inside the earth!

See also our Genuine sunstone Spheres page, as well as our Genuine Moonstone Jewelry page. We have a very large selection of natural mineral spheres available for mineral sphere collections.

Genuine moonstone is actually an unusual gem feldspar variety that is also known as adularia.

Adularia is a variety of the natural potassium feldspar orthoclase. It exhibits an iridescence most commonly known as moonstone (also known as adularescence), which is due to diffused light reflection from microscopic parallel intergrowths of albite and orthoclase.

See also our pages displaying some additional rare gem feldspar varieties like sunstone and labradorite.

Be sure to also see our selection of genuine moonstone jewelry pages:

To see more Moonstone photos, just select another link from the table below.
To see photos of another mineral variety, select any link in our Mineral Inventory & Factsheet Index.

MOONSTONE
Facts & Information:

Moonstone Physical Properties Moonstone Geologic Occurance Moonstone History and Uses Metaphysical Moonstone Information

For more information about natural moonstone and its history, physical properties, chemistry, occurance, and metaphysical uses be sure to see our moonstone information page.

Moonstone Spheres & other Genuine Moonstone Products in our Store

Our Moonstone Store

We have been working with natural moonstone for over 30 years, and we have a large inventory of genuine moonstone items in stock!

We offer genuine moonstone rough pieces, polished pieces, cabochon gems, spheres, and jewelry items.

Be sure to let us know if you have any natural moonstone requests.

Moonstone Spheres

Would you like us to inform you when we add on this page more spheres and eggs that were handground and polished from natural blue flash and rainbow moonstone rough mined in India and Russia?
We do have additional inventory of natural moonstone spheres and eggs in stock at our mineral warehouses, so be sure to let us know if you have any genuine moonstone special requests. Please contact our webmaster or our 'site' geologist with any questions or comments.