Labradorite: Metaphysical Meanings
Labradorite is a calcium-enriched feldspar mineral first identified in Labrador, Canada, but which today is is mostly mined in Madagascar.
The distinctive iridescent effect of labradorite is due to the interference of light rays within its layered structure, giving it an otherworldly glow called ‘Labradorescence.’
The otherworldly glow of 'Labradorescence'
Labradorite offers grounding protection while shining its inner light on the shadows of our lives, uplifting us with higher awareness and hope.
We use Labradorite in much of our unisex jewelry, as it is a powerful stone for grounding and focus. Labradorite acts like a friendly father who guides and protects us with his wisdom and care.
Beyond the bright blue and green shimmer of Labradorite, there will occasionally be a glow with a myriad of brilliant rich colors like golden, pink, orange, or purple. This is sometimes called Spectrolite, which was originally found in Finland.
We often pair Purple Labradorite with rich, sparkling Amethyst to compliment the bright purple flash of the Labradorite. Our customers call our Purple Labradorite, ‘Spectacularite’!
