Moonstone & Cultured Pearl Necklace and Bracelet Set with Gold Filled Chain
Set #18
Length: 21” Necklace & 7 ½-7 ¾” Bracelet
Beautiful shimmering 8mm Moonstones are matched with 8mm cultured Pearls, a CZ connector in the center with a tear drop Pearl focal and 14/20 gold-filled metals throughout including a chain and 1.5mm Moonstone spacers. Your necklace will hang showing off all of the beads. The bracelet is the perfect companion.
This set would be beautiful for a wedding either as a guest, for mothers of the bride or groom, and even the bride. It would also look amazing worn with a creamy white, red, black, pink, peach, any color blue sweater or blouse, even a formal gold lame’ outfit.
Moonstone and Pearl are both the birthstone of June.
A majority of the most valuable moonstones come from Sri Lanka. Others come from Myanmar, Madagascar, Brazil, Australia, and India. These stones are nearly transparent and have a blue shimmer. However, moonstones may be semi-transparent to opaque and found in a small spectrum of colors, including white, yellow, blue, green, brown, grey, and nearly black hues.
Moonstone has been used in jewelry for millennia, including ancient civilizations. The Romans admired moonstone, as they believed it was derived from solidified rays of the Moon. Both the Romans and Greeks associated moonstone with their lunar deities.
“Moonstone is a varietal name of any mineral from the feldspar group that shows adularescence, or optical phenomenon where the light appears to billow across a stone,” “Usually, moonstone is represented by orthoclase and albite, intermingled during formation. These fine alternating layers of minerals scatter light rays in many directions, producing the highly praised adularescent phenomenon.” “Besides the common adularescence, some unique moonstone species might show additional optical effects. These can include chatoyancy (cat’s eye effect) and four-rayed asterism (star-shaped concentration of reflected/refracted light from a gemstone).”
Quote by, Jan Chockolacek, Website How to Find Rocks
$199.00
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Set #18
Length: 21” Necklace & 7 ½-7 ¾” Bracelet
Beautiful shimmering 8mm Moonstones are matched with 8mm cultured Pearls, a CZ connector in the center with a tear drop Pearl focal and 14/20 gold-filled metals throughout including a chain and 1.5mm Moonstone spacers. Your necklace will hang showing off all of the beads. The bracelet is the perfect companion.
This set would be beautiful for a wedding either as a guest, for mothers of the bride or groom, and even the bride. It would also look amazing worn with a creamy white, red, black, pink, peach, any color blue sweater or blouse, even a formal gold lame’ outfit.
Moonstone and Pearl are both the birthstone of June.
A majority of the most valuable moonstones come from Sri Lanka. Others come from Myanmar, Madagascar, Brazil, Australia, and India. These stones are nearly transparent and have a blue shimmer. However, moonstones may be semi-transparent to opaque and found in a small spectrum of colors, including white, yellow, blue, green, brown, grey, and nearly black hues.
Moonstone has been used in jewelry for millennia, including ancient civilizations. The Romans admired moonstone, as they believed it was derived from solidified rays of the Moon. Both the Romans and Greeks associated moonstone with their lunar deities.
“Moonstone is a varietal name of any mineral from the feldspar group that shows adularescence, or optical phenomenon where the light appears to billow across a stone,” “Usually, moonstone is represented by orthoclase and albite, intermingled during formation. These fine alternating layers of minerals scatter light rays in many directions, producing the highly praised adularescent phenomenon.” “Besides the common adularescence, some unique moonstone species might show additional optical effects. These can include chatoyancy (cat’s eye effect) and four-rayed asterism (star-shaped concentration of reflected/refracted light from a gemstone).”
Quote by, Jan Chockolacek, Website How to Find Rocks
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