Labradorite Free Form Stand

Labradorite is a feldspar mineral best known for its iridescent flashes of colour, known as labradorescence, which can appear in shades of blue, green, gold, and grey. This optical effect gives labradorite its distinctive, luminous appearance.

Labradorite was first identified in Labrador, Canada, in the late 18th century and has since become widely associated with transformation, awareness, and self-discovery.

Labradorite is traditionally associated with:

• self-discovery and personal transformation

• intuitive awareness and inner guidance

• focus and mental clarity

• protection and energetic balance

• opportunity and forward movement

Common ways people use labradorite:

• carried or placed nearby during focused work

• used in meditation or reflective practices

• kept close during periods of change or growth

• displayed to appreciate its natural colour play

About this crystal: Labradorite belongs to the feldspar group and displays labradorescence due to light refracting within its internal structure. Colour flashes and intensity vary naturally from piece to piece.

• Material: Labradorite (feldspar)

• Colour: Grey base with blue, green, or gold flashes

• Form: Raw or polished stone

• Origin: Commonly found in Canada, Madagascar, Finland, and parts of Russia

Each piece is natural and unique. Flash intensity, colour, and pattern will vary.

Care: Clean gently with a soft cloth. Avoid water immersion and harsh chemicals.

Closing note: Chosen for its luminous depth and reflective quality, labradorite supports awareness, focus, and meaningful transformation.