Hello everyone, this is the Tibukkyo Taiwan Derong Collection. Today I want to share with you moonstone and labradorite. The latter is also called "grey moonlight". Are gray moonlight and labradorite the same kind of ore?
What is Moonstone?
"Moonstone" (Moonstone), also known as Moonstone. It is a spar of the feldspar family (Sunstone/Sunstone, Labradorite, etc. are all spars of feldspar), because moonstone is a mixture of ice feldspar and albite, forming a unique "moonlight effect" that reflects It has a white or blue halo like moonlight, so it is also called moonstone.
There are three halo effects of moon stone: white light, rainbow light and blue light. Moonstones are more common in colorless or white, while moonstones produced in India include orange moonstones and gray moonstones, which have a white halo effect. Most of the moonstones produced in Sri Lanka have a blue halo and are the best quality moonstones. They are also known as blue moonstones/blue moonstones.
What is labradorite?
Labradorite, the English name of labradorite, has different mineral elements, which create its overlapping color halo effect, and produces different color halos with the change of light, so labradorite is also called "spectral stone". Labradorite has different colors, but like other crystals, clean crystals are the best. It can be seen that the less cotton, impurities, cracks, etc. inside the crystal, the purer the energy of the crystal.
Both Labradorite and Moonstone belong to the feldspar family. You can see a beautiful halo when the crystal is turned slightly. The halo colors of labradorite are as follows: blue light, white light, and gray light. The best light is blue light, the halo is obviously large and of good quality on the front. Labradorite generally mixes halos of different colors, such as blue-green light, yellow-green light, etc., but the proportions of different colors are different. Generally, the higher the proportion of blue, the better the quality. In addition, even if the labradorite shines beautiful blue light, pay attention to whether the halo is very dim. The brighter the halo of the crystal, the better the quality and energy.
