LABRADORITE

Composition

Mineral from a group of plagicaceous field chips. Contains calcium and sodium, sometimes with iron and titanium impurities that affect the optical effect of the stone

Color

The main background is gray, smoky, almost black. A characteristic feature is irrigation. This effect is due to the intricate layers of the mineral, which refract and reflect light differently, creating a sense of depth and color movement within the stone

Hardness

6-6.5 on the Moos scale. Quite strong, but requires careful handling

Field

Canada, Finland, Madagascar, Russia, India, Australia

Legends and Symbolism

According to the legends of the northern peoples, the labradorite rose from a frozen northern light, once fallen to earth

He was seen as the stone of sorcerers and shamans, able to open hidden worlds and strengthen connections with secret knowledge

Interesting Fact

The game of color in labradors is called labradorization and depends on the angle of light - the same stone can look completely different with each movement, as if "alive" in your hands

Magical properties

  • Supports creative thinking and inspiration
  • Enhances intuition and sensitivity
  • Helps you work with your subconscious mind and your inner self
  • Promotes self-discovery and transformation
Necklace with stone beads on a black background

Medical Properties

  • Helps relieve emotional tension
  • Promotes recovery from fatigue
  • Maintains inner balance and tranquility


(These properties are part of esoteric traditions and do not replace medical care)

Jewelry with Labradorite