Moonstone is the other well-loved modern birthstone for June, and is known by its enchanting play and "flash" of glowing light that seems to spring from inside the stone. It is a part of the feldspar family from a variety known as adularia and is typically found in white to milky blue, but can also come in other soft colors such as peach, tan, and green. Moonstone was regarded in many cultures as a holy, magical stone. It has been known as the "dream stone" which helps the wearer to have beautiful visions while asleep. Moonstone helps to bring all that is needed to fulfill your deepest wishes, balancing emotions and honing intuition. It represents nurturance, motherly love, support, and encouragement and has been credited with healing and regenerating tissues, organs, and the reproductive system. It is attuned to the feminine Goddess energy, the moon, and water. Moonstones support and attune the 4th Chakra or the "Heart" center.

Pearls are one of the modern birthstones for June. They have been recognized since the earliest times as the emblem of purity and modesty. Royal families throughout history and geography have revered the pearl as one of the most valued treasures while collecting and adorning themselves with this lustrous, organic gem. Most commonly found today is the cultured pearl from pearl farms. Pearls are produced by mussels in freshwater lakes or rivers, or by large oysters in the ocean. Freshwater pearls naturally occur in white to pink shades, but are now dyed, heat-treated or irradiated to achieve many fashionable colors. Tahitian pearls come in shades from silver, to green to black and their colors are natural. South Sea pearls range from white to golden shades naturally as well. Both South Sea and Tahitian pearls are prized for their size, luster, and natural color and are considerably more valued than Freshwater pearls because of their comparative rarity.