Adularia

Adularia is a white to clear form of Potassium Feldspar that is named after the Adula Massif in Switzerland where it was first discovered. It can be found in various places around the world, but the best examples come from the Alps, where it is sometimes included with other minerals and can take on a green appearance. It is sometimes referred to as Moonstone, although it is technically a separate, defined mineral, whereas Moonstone is a name used to refer to a group of minerals.

Adularia is believed to awaken intuition and inner guidance, it's considered a conduit to accessing subtle energies and developing psychic abilities. With a calming aura, it plays a role in fostering emotional equilibrium, offering solace during times of emotional stress and promoting healing. This crystal is often associated with fresh beginnings and personal growth, encouraging positive transformations and aiding in transitions. Its connection to feminine energies enhances qualities such as intuition and receptivity, and it's a cherished tool for introspection, inviting the uncovering of inner wisdom. Adularia is an excellent choice for dreamwork and aligning with lunar cycles, nurturing a connection to the subconscious. Its tranquil energy brings comfort, reducing stress and fostering a serene state of mind. As a companion for spiritual seekers, Adularia supports growth by expanding consciousness and deepening spiritual connections.

Alternative Names	Adulare
Colour	White
Hardness	6.5
Crystal system	Monoclinic
Streak	White
Lustre	Vitreous
Main Locations	Austria, Switzerland, USA, Italy
Chakra	Crown
Zodiac	Cancer, Libra, Scorpio
Numerology	4
Planetary	Moon
Element	Water, Air