Earth’s Hidden Treasures® is a mineral, fossil and meteorite business that began in 1994, in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. It grew out of a passion to collect rocks, minerals and fossils - ‘hidden treasures’ - that nature has produced in an amazing array of formations, colors, shapes and sizes. When we moved to Illinois in 2002, our business came with us. We continuously seek out the most reasonably priced, quality specimens for our customers. We participate annually as vendors in several Rock and Gem shows in Georgia and Tennessee and now offer our quality specimens for sale online as we have time. We have over 100,000 specimens, most priced under $50.
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Moonstone is in the mineral family of feldspars. It's an opalescent stone that can be found in the following colors: colorless, peach, pink, green, gray, yellow, brown, black and blue. The play of light seen in Moonstone is called adularescence, and its clarity ranges from transparent to opaque.
Size: 2.40 inches (61mm)
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