Rainbow Moonstone Tower

The ancient Romans believed moonstone was formed from solidified moonbeams. The ancient Greeks called it Aphroselene — a compound of Aphrodite and Selene, goddess of the moon — because they saw both love and lunar power living inside it. They weren't wrong. Rainbow moonstone has that quality: hold it to the light and it blooms with a blue-white adularescence, a glow that seems to come from somewhere deep inside the stone rather than from the surface. It looks alive.

Moonstone is the stone of transition and the divine feminine — connected to the tides, the subconscious, and the cycles of change. It's said to attract not what you want, but what you need, and to help you understand the difference. It opens you up as far as you're able to go — but not so far that you're overwhelmed. Protective and empathic in equal measure.

This tower stands 3.5" tall, 1.5" wide, and ½" thick — a substantial piece with real presence on a shelf, altar, or desk.

Natural rainbow moonstone. Each tower is hand selected and one of a kind — natural inclusions are part of the stone's character. What you see is what you get.