Moonstone Eternity Ring (June Birthstone)

Natural raw moonstone copper eternity ring, handmade with love and care. Size of gemstones are 2-4 mm each. There are between 4 and 6 gemstones depending on the size of stones and finger size.

Your ring will be lovingly crafted in your selected finger size within 3-5 business days.

Each piece comes beautifully packaged, ready for gifting, with the relevant gemstone info card with thank you note and care instructions. 

The gemstones we use are raw and unpolished, so they might have some” imperfections”. (In our opinion it adds to the beauty and individuality of each piece!) 

Jewellery pieces are created by a process called copper electroforming, which allows for the deposition of copper electrolytes over several hours in a copper/acid solution. This results in unique and unpredictable textures, as the entire process is organic.

Please be aware that the colour of copper darkens over time, and the item can be cleaned using a sachet of Copperbrite and a soft cloth. (Available here) 

Copper can potentially turn the skin green as it reacts with the chemicals in some skins. A coat of clear nail polish will prevent this.

 About Moonstone:

Moonstone is a flashy translucent member of the feldspar family, a cousin to labradorite and sunstone. Ancient Romans believed that moonstone was solidified rays of the moon. It derives its name from an effect called adularescence - the optical phenomenon that causes the extraordinary glow on the surface of the stone. The light dances across the stone much like moonlight would glide across a large body of calm water.

Birthstone:  One of the birthstones for June (with pearl and alexandrite)

Anniversary stone: 3^rd and 13^th         

Symbolism:

In ancient times, the moonstone was said to elicit deep passion between lovers. Moonstone is also believed to represent intuition, abundance, femininity and nurturing energy. Due to its connection to the moon, it is thought to represent new beginnings. It is also associated with health, nourishment and longevity.

Once called the traveller’s stone, moonstone was also used as protection against the dangers of travel.