Chapter 101: White Moonstone Wands

White moonstone wands contain one or more white moonstones: a large one for the wand's end cap, a small one at the wand's tip, or small ones along the wand's length.

White Moonstone

White moonstone is a sodium potassium aluminum silicate with the chemical formula (Na,K)AlSi3O8. Its gets its name from a beautiful moonlight sheen caused by the diffraction of light by microscopic layers of feldspar.

White moonstones were originally mined in Sri Lanka. Currently, they are also mined in Australia, Brazil, Madagascar, Myanmar, and the United States.

Mystical Properties and Uses

Often merely referred to as moonstones, white moonstone has the following mystical properties:

Folk names for white moonstone include: dream stone, gem of hope, gem of new beginnings, lover's stone, traveler's stone, water opal, fish eye, and wolf's eye.

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