Labradorite

Labradorite is a fascinating gemstone known for its unique iridescent effect. It belongs to the feldspar group and is known for its iridescent colors, often referred to as "labradorescence". Labradorite occurs in a variety of hues, including blue, green, yellow, orange and purple.

Labradorite is characterized by its smooth surface and iridescent luster, which reveals different colors and patterns depending on the incidence of light. This effect is created by the refraction of light in the fascinating iridescent stripes inside the stone. Labradorite is often made into cabochons and pendants to showcase its unique effect.

The gemstone is associated with spiritual and mystical properties. Labradorite is often considered a stone of transformation and protection. It is believed to enhance intuition and creativity while warding off negative energies and strengthening the energy field.

Labradorite is mined in several countries, including Canada, Madagascar, Finland and Russia. Because of its fascinating iridescent effects and its supposed metaphysical properties, labradorite is popular with jewelry lovers, collectors, and people looking for a stone that will provide them with inspiration and protection.