ome stones sparkle politely, but Labradorite puts on a whole light show of its own!
 
Mined in places like Labrador, Canada and Madagascar, Labradorite is famous for its dramatic flashes of color, a phenomenon known as labradorescence. As the stone turns in the light, hidden shades of blue, green, gold, and even fiery orange ignite across its surface, creating a display that feels like a living aurora borealis.
 
The secret behind the glow lies inside the stone itself. Light doesn’t reflect from the surface alone—it bounces through internal twinning structures, refracting into brilliant colors. No matter how many photos you see, the stone’s glow always looks more vivid and enchanting in person.
 
Spiritually, Labradorite has long been revered as a guardian and guide. Called the “Stone of Magic,” it is said to protect against negativity, spark intuition, and calm anxious thoughts. Its energy is deeply mystical yet soothing, making it a stone that bridges the seen and unseen.
 
Labradorite is one of those gems you’ll never forget once you’ve seen it—it’s the kind of piece that transforms a collection into something truly magical.
 
 
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