Labradorite
the stone of magicA grey stone that flashes blue, green and gold as you turn it. Traditionally kept for intuition, change and a little everyday magic.



What labradorite is said to do
Named after Labrador in Canada, where it was described by Europeans in the 1770s. A story often told says the northern lights were once trapped in the rocks of that coast, and a few flashes are still caught in every stone.
That flash, called labradorescence, has made it a favourite for anyone drawn to intuition, change and a little magic.
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Labradorite
the stone of magicA grey stone that flashes blue, green and gold. Traditionally kept for intuition, change and a little magic.
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What labradorite is said to do
Named after Labrador in Canada. A story often told says the northern lights were once trapped in its rocks, and a few flashes are still caught in every stone.

How to use it
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