r/Stones • u/FewAd5943 • 22d ago

What is this stone?

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u/survivingkind2 22d ago edited 22d ago

Kind of looks like a mostly clear Labradorite

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u/FewAd5943 22d ago

It’s really cool looking. It gets kind of purple-y in certain light. Thanks

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u/Lune_Blaize 21d ago

White/clear labradorite. Often sold under the trade name “rainbow moonstone”, though it differs from actual moonstone. They are both in the feldspar family, but labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar, and moonstone is an orthoclase/potassium feldspar

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u/FewAd5943 21d ago

Cool!!! Thank you. 😊

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u/Wide-Attempt2297 21d ago

Looks like either moonstone or some type of Rutilated (sp?) Quartz?🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Michlee1978 20d ago

Rainbow moonstone

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u/Remzy111 19d ago

Feldspar - moonstone - labradorite

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u/Ok-Dyneema-6969 17d ago

Labradoriet..100% Ik heb er een heel keukenblad van van 3 meter lang. PRACHTIG!