Labradorite

ties, including its color, hardness, and healing properties. Color Labradorite can be white, gray, yellow, or colorless It's known for its iridescent play of colors, called labradorescence Blues and oranges are the most common colors that flash from within the stone Some labradorite is opaque, which enhances its deep color Hardness Labradorite ranks 6–6.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness This makes it relatively durable, but it can still scratch Healing properties Labradorite is known as the "Stone of Transformation" It's said to promote self-discovery, inner strength, and transformation It's also said to balance chakras, protect against negative energies, and enhance intuition Other properties Labradorite is made of sodium, calcium, aluminum, and silicon It's mined in many places, including Labrador, Finland, Ukraine, Madagascar, Australia, Russia, and Mexico Some varieties of labradorite include carnite, hafnefjordite, mauilite, radauite, silicite, and spectrolite

Condition

New

Dominant Color

Multi colored

Material

Stone