Labradorite is one of the most beautiful light-playing minerals. The base of the stone is grey, sometimes deep blue, but when light catches it from the right angle, a blue-green and occasionally orange flash appears. You will never see two pieces look exactly alike.
The secret of labradorite's flash
The characteristic flashing comes from the stone's inner structure: thin parallel layers within the mineral split incoming light, which creates the wave-like coloured glow. This effect is called labradorescence in mineralogical language.
How the colour play comes alive
Wear it in natural daylight, because that is when labradorite reveals its true beauty. You can move your arm and watch the blue and green shades flow into each other. Under warm candlelight at dinner, an orange flash often joins the colourful play.
Threading and styling
The drilled hole is smooth and round, so you can thread it onto anything. A silver chain emphasises the cool blue tones, while a leather strap helps you build an earthy, nature-inspired style that suits casual everyday wear beautifully and softly.
Cleaning and storage
Use only lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not rub it firmly, because the polished surface might get marked. Stored separately in a soft pouch, labradorite will keep its remarkable colour play for many long years to come.
Size and weight
The pendant measures roughly 2–3 cm and weighs only a few grams. Due to its natural shape, every piece differs slightly, so you always receive a one-of-a-kind item that no one else will ever own.
For whom we recommend
We recommend labradorite to anyone who loves the play of light and the unique beauty of stones. It is a perfect choice for jewellery makers and mineral lovers who appreciate nature's traditional yet truly mesmerising small wonders.