Polished Labradorite Crystal Freeform – Madagascar - 13.5cm - LFF40

Product Details:

• Type: Polished Labradorite Crystal Freeform.
  
• Size: Approx. 13.5cm x 6.5cm x 3.5cm.
• Weight: 521g.
• Origin: Madagascar.
• Item identification code – LFF40.
  
• Item shown is the exact same item you will receive.

Labradorite is known for its beautiful flashes of colour that appear across its surface when viewed from different angles. These flashes can include shades of blue, green, gold and sometimes purple, set against its natural grey to dark grey background.

Each piece has its own patterns and colour reflections, making every Labradorite specimen different.

About Labradorite: 
Labradorite is a popular natural stone recognised for its colourful reflections, often called labradorescence. Depending on the light and viewing angle, its surface can reveal brilliant flashes of colour that seem to change as the stone is moved.

It is a favourite among crystal collectors for its distinctive appearance and variety of colours.

Metaphysical Information: 
In traditional crystal beliefs, Labradorite is associated with transformation, protection and intuition. It is often chosen by those interested in personal growth and spiritual exploration. 

Common traditional associations include:

•  Protection and grounding 
•  Transformation and personal growth 
  
•  Intuition and inner awareness
•  Creativity and inspiration
•  Confidence and self-discovery
•  Spiritual awareness 

Disclaimer: Metaphysical properties and crystal associations are based on traditional beliefs and personal experiences. They have not been scientifically proven and are not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

Geological Composition, Formation and Occurrences:
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral that forms naturally as molten rock cools and hardens. It is commonly found in igneous rocks and is known for the internal layers that create its colourful reflections.

It was first discovered in Labrador, Canada, which is where it gets its name. Other sources include Madagascar, Finland and several other parts of the world.

Appearance and Natural Features:
Labradorite usually has a grey or dark grey base colour, with flashes of blue, green, gold, yellow and sometimes other colours.

The colour reflections are best seen when light hits the stone at certain angles. Some pieces display strong blue flashes, while others show a mixture of colours across the surface.

The patterns and colours vary naturally from one piece to another.

Decorative and Display Use:
Labradorite is often displayed as part of a crystal or mineral collection. Its colourful reflections make it an attractive addition to shelves, display cabinets and other spaces. 

Natural Characteristics:
Labradorite is a natural stone, so each piece will have its own individual colour patterns, markings and reflections. The strength and colours of its flashes can vary depending on the specimen and the angle of the light.

Natural variations, inclusions and surface features are part of the stone and make each piece unique.

You will receive the exact item shown in the photographs.