Labradorite

Description

Labradorite is famous for its characteristic iridescence, known as “labradorescence,” which creates reflections of vibrant colors, including blue, gray, and green. It was first discovered in 1770 in the Labrador region of Canada, from which it takes its name. In the 19th century, the stone was recognized by European scientists and gemologists for its extraordinary iridescence. Throughout history, labradorite has been associated with spirituality for protecting against evil and stimulating inner awareness. Its characteristic ladradorescence, a phenomenon that creates vibrant shades of color, has been seen as a bridge between the material and spiritual worlds.

It is a very magical and protective crystal that helps to have a clear mind and find the light again. A stone of happiness and transformation, it stimulates one’s charm, awakens hidden talents, and promotes attraction to the people one desires, in all areas of life.

Labradorite is linked to the third eye and crown chakra, promoting intuition, spiritual awareness and connection.