Orthoklas w = K + Al + Si/= Kaliumaluminiumsilikat/= Moonstone
Vergleich: Siehe: Edelstein-Elixier
Aluminium Gruppe/Familie Zurückziehen
Kalium Arbeit Anfang
Silizium Gruppe/Familie Erfolg
Akut: Entzündung/Quetschung;
Vergleich: Feldspath. (Orth. = Varietät). Mondstein (= Moonstone/eine Varietät von Orthoklas oder Plagioklas mit blauweißem Schillereffekt).
Siehe: Kalium + Aluminium + Silizium
Wirkung: tuberkulin
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Mondstein: fördert Träume. have a soft attractiveness that is
in contrast with the flashing angles of the majority of precious stones. They
are usually cut en cabochon/sometimes turned in the form of balls, and, as the
stone is reputed to be potent in providing good fortune.;. Held in
the mouth stimulates the memory. Would cure epilepsy. (French Basque province). During
the waxing of the moon it was an efficacious love charm; while during the
moon's waning it would enable its wearer to foretell future events. If
there is any basis in fact for this
belief, it should be the favourite gem of tipsters of the race tracks and stock
market. A sort of cousin-german of the moonstone is the sunstone (a transparent
variety of calcite or crystallized calcium carbonate), which however is a far
less important luminary in the firmament of gems. The true moonstone is the
opalescent variety of orthoclase-feldspat (= adularia). Albite occurs in opaque
to transparent masses and in triclinic crystals having a dual cleavage in
different directions.
Silica (68.7%)/Alum. (19.5)/Na (11.8%). The moonstone of commerce comes chiefly from
Ceylon, where it is found in pieces several inches in diameter resulting from
the decomposition of a porphyritic rock.
Ceylon moonstone is sometimes erroneously termed "Ceylon
opal".
The term sunstone, or heliolite, is applied to aventurine kinds of
oglioclase, one of the feldspars; these are of a greyish white to reddish gray
colour with internal yellowish or reddish reflections, proceeding from
disseminated crystals or flakes of iron oxide. Sunstone is found at Lyme,
Connecticut, among other American localities. Its use in jewelry is now very
limited; it is not costly, and artificial "sunstone" or "goldstone,"
made of glass, containing sparkling particles of metal, is often preferred to
the genuine.
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