An intriguing fact about White Moonstone Cat's Eye is its geological formation. Unlike many other gemstones, which form deep within the Earth's crust, White Moonstone Cat's Eye is primarily composed of orthoclase feldspar, a mineral that forms closer to the Earth's surface. What makes it unique is its formation within pegmatite veins, which are pockets of magma that slowly cooled underground. As the magma crystallized, it created the ideal conditions for the growth of White Moonstone Cat's Eye, including the development of the characteristic chatoyancy effect. This geological process contributes to the gemstone's distinct appearance and properties, making it a fascinating specimen for gemologists and mineral enthusiasts alike.
