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Labradorite Jewelry
At first glance it's a moody gray stone. Then you tilt it, and it lights up with electric flashes of blue, green, gold, and sometimes purple. That flash is called labradorescence, and it's what makes labradorite one of the most mesmerizing stones around. Set in sterling silver and black sterling.
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Labradorite FAQ
What makes labradorite flash?
Light bounces between thin layers inside the stone, creating that shimmering color called labradorescence. The flash changes depending on the angle, so every piece looks different in motion.
Where does labradorite come from?
It was named after Labrador, Canada, where it was first found. Today it's also mined in places like Madagascar and Finland.
How do I care for labradorite jewelry?
Labradorite is a medium-soft stone (6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale), so avoid hard knocks and harsh chemicals. Wipe it with a soft cloth and store it separately.