Green moonstone palm stone no. 2 - 71 grams - Madagascar | Gemstone

Beautiful hand-polished green moonstone palm stone no. 2 from Madagascar. This unique specimen has a soft, natural look with green and light gray hues.

Thanks to its convenient size, this stone fits comfortably in the hand and is suitable for meditation, relaxation, or as a special decorative piece.

You will receive the exact item shown in the photo.

Weight approx. 71 grams
Size approx.: 5.14 x 4.25 x 2.48 cm
Origin: Madagascar
No. 2

Green moonstone effect and meaning

In crystal traditions, green moonstone is associated with compassion, gentleness, and loving giving and receiving. Many experience it as a stone that helps in finding emotional balance and peace – gentle, yet powerful in its effect.

The stone is often linked to the heart area (chakra 4) and the sacral area (chakra 2), and is seen as a guide for personal growth and awareness. It supports the ability to be open to connection – with yourself and with others.

Garnierite, one of the two components of this combination stone, is spiritually seen as a stone that helps to bring old patterns and tensions into conscious awareness, encourages release and softening, and can support a sense of stability and trust. Together, they are experienced by many as calming, harmonizing, and supportive during introspection and relaxation.

What is green moonstone (Garnierite)?

Green moonstone is a relatively new gemstone that gained popularity around 2018, making it one of the rarer varieties within the moonstone family. It is a combination stone of soft grey moonstone and the green mineral garnierite. This special composition gives green moonstone its characteristic soft, green glow – and each specimen is unique in pattern and color.

Many people use green moonstone to get closer to their feelings, create more space for peace, and strengthen their intuition. A stone for those who consciously choose a gentle and loving path.

The effects of gemstones are based on tradition and personal experience. They can be supportive but do not replace medical advice or treatment.