Moonstone Orgone Ball

Moonstone is a feldspar whose glow comes from structure rather than colour: two feldspars separated into alternating microscopic layers as the crystal cooled, and light scattering between those layers produces a sheen that seems to float below the surface. Gemmologists call it adularescence. The glow should move as you tilt the stone, and vanish at some angles. A stone that looks evenly milky from every direction is usually glass or opalite.

Moonstone is Mohs 6 to 6.5 with cleavage planes, so it chips more easily than quartz. Set it down rather than dropping it, and keep it away from ultrasonic cleaners. A sphere will roll, and a fall onto a hard floor is the usual way these are lost. Keep it on a stand or a ring, not loose on a sloping surface.

No. Moonstone is traditionally associated with that, and the tradition is genuine and often very old, but there is no scientific evidence that any stone can balance emotions or hormones, or that it produces any physical or psychological effect. Nothing here is medical, psychological or financial advice. What it honestly does is remind you of something you decided yourself.