HQRP Natural Peach Moonstone Rough Stones – 5pcs Feldspar Crystal for Cabking & Collecting | India

HQRP Peach Moonstone Rough Stones — Iridescent Feldspar for Cabking and Collecting

From India, this 5-piece set captures the soft peach glow and the signature adularescence Moonstone is celebrated for. Each stone is natural, rough, and hand-selected for a balance of color and texture. Measurements are taken with digital instruments to provide accurate numbers for size and weight, helping you plan your cabbing projects or display setups with confidence. Some photos show the stones under bright light or with a wet-look finish to preview surface luster, a useful cue for how they may respond to water or polishing.

Moonstone is a well-known gemstone variety of orthoclase feldspar (KalSi3O8) and is prized for a gentle glow that seems to emanate from within. The optical effect, adularescence, arises from light interacting with internal layers, producing a luminous play of color as the stone shifts in the light. The pieces in this set may vary slightly in shape and hue, reflecting the natural diversity of uncut minerals. These stones are offered for decorative purposes; they are best enjoyed with careful handling and without grinding or ingestion. A few photos in the listing intentionally show a bright or wet surface to illustrate surface sheen.

What you get

• Five peach moonstone rough stones; color and size may vary slightly
• Average weight per piece: 7–16 g (0.25–0.5 oz); average size: 28 × 19 × 10 mm
• Color range includes peach to orange hues with a soft internal glow

Key specs at a glance

• Chemical base: KalSi3O8; Hardness: 6–6.5 on the Mohs scale
• Color range: colorless to peach and pale sheen variations
• Origin: India
• Care guidance: handle gently, avoid grinding, keep away from food and liquids; wash hands before/after handling

Practical uses include cabbing practice, decorative displays, or adding a natural texture to a mineral or craft collection. Natural variation in size, color, and texture invites experimentation with cutting, polishing, or simply appreciating the stone’s subtle glow as part of a curated display. While the shimmering effect is a visual characteristic rather than a guarantee of any outcome, many makers and collectors enjoy Moonstone for its intriguing play of light in craft projects and showcases.