Some stones sparkle politely, but Labradorite puts on a whole light show of its own!
 
Labradorite has a reputation for drama, and frankly, it earned it. At first glance, it may look dark or subtle, but tilt it toward the light and suddenly blue, green, gold, and violet flashes can appear like they were waiting for their cue.
 
That shifting color is known as labradorescence. It gives Labradorite its almost living quality, because the stone can look completely different from one angle to the next. That is also why photos rarely tell the whole story. Labradorite likes to save some of the magic for real life.
 
Known as the “Temple of the Stars,” Labradorite has long been connected with higher realms, mystical protection, intuition, and spiritual awareness. Many people work with it during times of transformation, using it as a reminder to trust their instincts while staying grounded and clear.
 
Labradorite was discovered in Canada’s Labrador Peninsula and is also found in Madagascar, Finland, and other regions. Its famous flash comes from light bouncing and refracting through internal twinning structures within the stone.
 
Beautiful, mysterious, and a little hard to stop staring at, Labradorite has a way of becoming the piece people remember.
 
Dimensions: 3.25"x1.75"x5"
Weight: 2.3 lbs
Chakra: All, particularly Third Eye and Crown
Zodiac: Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces
Mohs: 6-6.5