Hq Labradorite
Grey to dark smoky stone that flashes with blue, green, gold and sometimes orange when you turn it in the light. The colour can switch on suddenly like a shimmer on water.
About hq labradorite
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral named after Labrador in Canada, where it was described in the 1770s. Its flash, called labradorescence, comes from light bouncing between very thin layers inside the stone, so the colour depends on the angle you view it from.
Crystal tradition calls Labradorite a stone of magic and transformation. It is said to protect your energy and strengthen intuition, and it is traditionally linked with change and new beginnings. Many people keep it close during times of transition.
How people use it
Keep it on a desk or windowsill where you can tilt it to catch the flash. People also carry it in a pocket for protection or hold it during meditation.
Care
Labradorite can split along its natural layers if dropped or knocked. Clean with lukewarm water and a soft cloth, and store it wrapped or apart from harder stones.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
