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Moonstone Jewelry

The moon disappears every month only to come back, and moonstone jewelry keeps something of that patient return. Its milky white stone lets a bluish veil float beneath the surface, shifting as it moves. It’s credited with intuition and a sense of cycles, the ones that close one chapter before opening a new one.

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Anyte, Moonstone Crescent Ring standing, a bluish-white cabochon facing a blackened, dotted crescent.
Moonstone crescent ring worn on a finger raised to the jaw.
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Anyte, Moonstone Crescent Ring

$47.00

A milky moonstone cabochon faces a dotted crescent, hollowed out in black, on this open ring that brings the full moon and its crescent together on one finger.

Moonstone spinner pendant hanging from its chain in three-quarter view, an eight-pointed star inside a circle.
Moonstone spinner pendant worn below the collarbones, over a V-neck top.
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Photine, Moonstone Spinner Pendant

$47.00

Below the collarbones, this spinner pendant sets its moonstone at the center of an eight-pointed star, itself held within a thick platinum-plated circle.

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The art of starting over

Moonstone is seen as the companion of fresh starts: trusting your hunches, letting one period come to an end, welcoming the next without rushing it. Kinthia sums up its card in three words: intuition, cycles, and renewal. It suits the transitions you’d rather live through at your own pace.

Blue gliding under the polish

A mineral of the feldspar family, moonstone has a translucent base, white, gray, or faintly peach. Its sheen shows best on a stone cut as a domed cabochon: it sweeps across the stone when you turn your hand, then fades. On round beads it breaks up and grows more discreet, almost a shiver on the surface.

Set in silver or strung as beads

The rings are often adjustable, with silvery finishes that carry on the stone’s paleness: 925 sterling silver, antiqued silver, silver plating, or platinum plating. On the wrist, moonstone comes as beads on elastic cord, alone or among colored stones such as amethyst, aquamarine, labradorite, or rose quartz. Several pieces echo the shape of the moon itself.

A piece for life’s passages

Its white clashes with nothing, from pearl gray to navy blue, and slips easily into everyday life. It makes a lovely gift for a turning point: a new school year, a home you’re leaving, a year that begins, the end of a period you loved, or didn’t.

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