Barian Sanidine Gemstone Loose 1.77 ct

Are you familiar with Sanidine?

Sanidine is a rare stone from the feldspar group.
Or perhaps it's more familiar to say it's a relative of moonstone or labradorite,
rather than saying it's from the feldspar group?

Many sanidine loose stones found are yellow.

However, this is a clear sanidine.

What does this mean?

Actually, when barium combines with sanidine,
it is said to become white.

This sanidine is called barium sanidine,
and is sometimes treated as a rare subspecies of sanidine.

This barium sanidine has high transparency,
and the sparkle of its crystal is also beautiful,
making it a high-quality rare stone.

Please add this barium sanidine, a subspecies of a rare stone,
to your collection!