Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)
Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)

Blue Fire Moonstone and Sterling Silver Ring (M0523)

£26.00 GBP
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A beautifully iridescent Blue Fire Moonstone and silver ring.

The stone is of a good size, of brilliant iridescent blue colour and sparkle like no other gemstone.

The main feature stones measure 2.2 cm long x 1.5 cm wide x 0.8 cm deep.

The ring weights 7 grams.

Size US 8 or UK P 1/2.

About the stone:

If you are seeking Protection, Moonstone is the crystal you need. A crystal such as Moonstone is said to radiate motherly protection and it's a great stone for women since it helps during pregnancy and the menstrual cycle.

The name moonstone derives from the stone's characteristic visual effect, called adularescence (or schiller), which produces a milky, bluish interior light. This effect is caused by light diffraction through alternating layers of orthoclast and albite within the stone. The diffracted light varies from white to blue, depending on the thinness of the albite layers.