Collection: Labradorite

Labradorite is dark and understated until it catches the light, when it reveals flashes of blue, green, gold, copper, and sometimes violet. That optical effect, called labradorescence, is what makes it so distinctive. Some pieces show only a small flash, while higher-grade slabs and freeforms can light up across most of the surface.

It is sourced primarily from Madagascar and Canada. Labradorite is often associated with intuition, protection, and transformation, though its visual appeal stands on its own. It does not typically fluoresce under UV light. It is one of the strongest stones for adding movement and depth without relying on bright color.