Gemstone Picture - Tree of Life - Moonstone (20x14.7x1cm)

A framed Tree of Life picture made with genuine moonstone chips, measuring 20 x 14.7 x 1 cm. Pearlescent white to pale grey chips are arranged into a tree canopy behind glass — a softer, more ethereal option compared to the bolder-coloured gemstone pictures in the range. Quantity: 1 framed picture. What Catches the Eye Moonstone chips have a soft, shifting sheen called adularescence — light appears to move across the surface as you change the viewing angle, giving the canopy a subtle glow. The pearlescent white-to-grey palette makes this the gentlest, most understated option in the range — suited to bedrooms, meditation spaces, and soft-toned interiors. Compact photo-frame size (20 x 14.7 cm). Only 1 cm deep. Placed near a light source, the adularescence becomes more visible, adding a quiet animation to the display. Moonstone Chips, Glass, Frame Genuine moonstone chips arranged into a Tree of Life design behind glass in a ready-made frame. Moonstone is a feldspar mineral known for adularescence — a soft, milky glow that shifts as light moves across the stone. Chips range from pearlescent white to pale grey. Natural variation in every piece. Dimensions: 20 x 14.7 x 1 cm. Placement and Care Stand on a shelf, desk, or windowsill. The subtle sheen is most visible when light falls across the picture at an angle — near a lamp or window is ideal. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth. About Moonstone Moonstone is found in Sri Lanka, India, Myanmar, and Madagascar. Its adularescence is caused by light scattering between microscopic layers of feldspar within the stone. In crystal practice, it is associated with lunar energy, intuition, and cycles of change. The Romans believed moonstone was formed from solidified moonlight — hence the name. Worth Wrapping A gentle, luminous gift for anyone who prefers soft tones over bold colour — or for moonstone enthusiasts who appreciate the stone's unique optical properties. Common Questions What is adularescence? A soft, glowing light that appears to float across moonstone's surface as the viewing angle changes. It is caused by light scattering between microscopic layers within the stone. Will the moonstone chips look white or grey? Both. The chips range from pearlescent white to pale grey, sometimes with a faint blue or peach tint. The mix is natural. Is this less colourful than the other gemstone pictures? Yes — deliberately so. Moonstone's appeal is its quiet, luminous subtlety rather than vivid colour.