Gugan (Skeletal Sunstone/Moonstone) Bracelet 8.7mm

17cm Wrist size​. Also a Moonstone because it exhibits adularescence.

Skeletal Sunstone is a term occasionally used in metaphysical and gemological circles to describe a specific variety of sunstone that exhibits unique internal structures or inclusions resembling skeletal patterns. These patterns are typically the result of complex crystallization processes during the stone’s formation, leading to intricate, lattice-like inclusions within the mineral.​

Characteristics of Skeletal Sunstone

• Appearance: Skeletal sunstone often displays a combination of the typical aventurescence (a shimmering effect caused by light reflecting off inclusions) found in sunstones, along with distinctive internal patterns that resemble skeletal or lattice structures.​

• Composition: Like other sunstones, skeletal sunstone is a member of the feldspar group of minerals, commonly composed of oligoclase or orthoclase feldspar.​

• Formation: The skeletal patterns are believed to form due to rapid cooling or other environmental factors during the crystal’s growth, causing interruptions or variations in the crystallization process.