Sunstone Tumbled Stone incense broom Aventurescence is the lapidary’s word

Aventurescence is the lapidary’s word for it - light striking thousands of metal-oxide plates that settled in parallel as the feldspar crystallised

The Romans named it for the water of the sea

it helps create space for healing and connection

and a natural abalone shell from Mexican Pacific waters

Sunstone Tumbled Stone incense broom Aventurescence is the lapidary’s wordSunstone small tumble polished stones in warm orange and honey, a copper gold flash glancing across each in the light, from thousands of tiny aligned plates of iron. Sold in a small set. From India. It is oligoclase, a plagioclase feldspar, holding thousands of microscopic hematite platelets aligned as the crystal grew; light strikes them together and returns as a copper gold flash, the schiller. Goldstone the uniform glitter sold beside it is man