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This is a lovely Freeform Labradorite Specimen. This specimen has a gorgeous labradorescent finish that has a nice light blue and dark blue finish. The specimen is 3.25 inches in height and 2.75 inches in width. This piece would make a wonderful decoration in any home or office. Add to your cart today!
For thousands of years, labradorite has been revered as a powerful stone. Ancient cultures believed it could ward off evil spirits and protect its wearer from harm. Its earthy color and mysterious iridescence made it a symbol of luck and prosperity. The Inuit people of North America, in particular, saw it as a divine gift and crafted it into jewelry, tools, and weapons for its protective properties.
Labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspar family. Its unique property, known as labradorescence, occurs when light reflects off the silicon dioxide crystals within the stone. When sunlight hits labradorite, some people report seeing deep blue rainbows even in broad daylight. This mesmerizing color change is also visible under other lighting conditions. The stone is mined from deposits near Montreal, Quebec, and throughout North America. It’s often referred to as Montreal Blue or Canadian Blue Labradorite. Its extensive use in jewelry earned it the name “Labradorite” after the place of its discovery.
Everything within the Treasure Hut is antique or vintage unless stated otherwise. Our store is one of the largest estate dealers within the Charleston low country. All of our inventory consists of items we have purchased in our store, settling estates, auctions, and various trade shows. The owner also travels around the country to obtain the most unique and impressive jewelry, coins, and other various antiques and collectibles he can acquire. Also, many of our online customers around the country will sell to us through the mail.
We have an enormous selection of thousands of items to offer! Please check our other listings and be sure to check back in often as we are adding new treasures weekly.
Specifications -
Weight: 1.01 lbs. / 16.22 oz. / 460 grams
Dimensions: 3.25" L x 2.75" W
T-3 - 3/24 - XSMM - LA3/25
For thousands of years, labradorite has been revered as a powerful stone. Ancient cultures believed it could ward off evil spirits and protect its wearer from harm. Its earthy color and mysterious iridescence made it a symbol of luck and prosperity. The Inuit people of North America, in particular, saw it as a divine gift and crafted it into jewelry, tools, and weapons for its protective properties.
Labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspar family. Its unique property, known as labradorescence, occurs when light reflects off the silicon dioxide crystals within the stone. When sunlight hits labradorite, some people report seeing deep blue rainbows even in broad daylight. This mesmerizing color change is also visible under other lighting conditions. The stone is mined from deposits near Montreal, Quebec, and throughout North America. It’s often referred to as Montreal Blue or Canadian Blue Labradorite. Its extensive use in jewelry earned it the name “Labradorite” after the place of its discovery.
Everything within the Treasure Hut is antique or vintage unless stated otherwise. Our store is one of the largest estate dealers within the Charleston low country. All of our inventory consists of items we have purchased in our store, settling estates, auctions, and various trade shows. The owner also travels around the country to obtain the most unique and impressive jewelry, coins, and other various antiques and collectibles he can acquire. Also, many of our online customers around the country will sell to us through the mail.
We have an enormous selection of thousands of items to offer! Please check our other listings and be sure to check back in often as we are adding new treasures weekly.
Specifications -
Weight: 1.01 lbs. / 16.22 oz. / 460 grams
Dimensions: 3.25" L x 2.75" W
T-3 - 3/24 - XSMM - LA3/25
Item id: RL014635Item type: Vintage
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