Rainbow Moonstone

For thousands of years, the gem that held the moon's breath beneath its light—Rainbow Moonstone.
The tranquility and mystery it holds still moves people's hearts today.

Light Born from the Moon's Frozen Breath

According to ancient Hindu lore, Rainbow Moonstone is a gem formed from the moonlight itself solidifying.
The Romans believed this mysterious ore was a frozen fragment of the moon.
Its radiance seems to hold the light of the night sky.
That small light has passed through countless eras, still softly glowing in someone's fingertips.

Nature's One-of-a-Kind Pattern

Rainbow moonstone belongs to the feldspar group of gemstones.
The play of iridescent colors created as layers of mineral accumulate
is an art of nature that can never be replicated.
When light seeps into the stone, a blue hue comes alive within.
This phenomenon is called ‘adularescence,’
a unique effect only seen in rainbow moonstone, created when light interacts with the gem's internal layers.

From the Deep Earth of Sri Lanka

Rainbow moonstone is mined in various locations including India, Myanmar, Madagascar, and Australia.
However, Sri Lanka is renowned as the source of the highest quality rough stones.
For over 2,000 years, moonstones imbued with the moon's energy have been mined here.

Healing Waves for Body and Mind

Since ancient times, Rainbow Moonstone has held significance beyond mere adornment.
In India, it was revered as the ‘stone of the soul,’ bringing emotional balance,
while Native Americans regarded it as a sacred stone symbolizing fertility and purification.

It awakens inner intuition, calms emotions,
and restores balance to life.
In modern crystal healing practices,
rainbow moonstone also symbolizes emotional healing and the harmonization of feminine energy.

Beauty, Existence Itself

Rainbow moonstone is not merely a mysterious gemstone.
Its transparency and luster are expressed through cabochon or faceted cuts
into elegant and sophisticated forms.
Whether set in earrings, pendants, or rings,
it quietly yet distinctly asserts its presence.

A Gemstone's Lifespan That Defies Time

With a Mohs hardness of 6 to 6.5, rainbow moonstone belongs to the softer end of the spectrum.
Yet with careful handling, it can retain its beauty for years.
Store it with care, wipe it gently with a soft cloth,
and let your touch allow it to shine.

Why We Chose Its Light

Rainbow moonstone is June's birthstone
and is also known as the stone commemorating the 13th wedding anniversary.
Unseen meanings of love, balance, and intuition
are etched into this gem, one by one.

Beyond the visible light,
there lies a space within to hold your own story.
That is precisely
the true reason for choosing Rainbow Moonstone.