Collection: Labradorite

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Labradorite is an iridescent feldspar with a flashing blue-gold sheen — a stone of intuition, protection, and steady transformation through change.

Labradorite

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About Labradorite

Labradorite is a calcium-rich plagioclase feldspar named for Labrador, Canada, where it was first described in 1770. Its signature is labradorescence, a shifting flash of color that appears only at certain angles and vanishes at others. Crystal healers regard it as a deeply mystical, protective stone that brings light, and it is traditionally kept by anyone learning to read beneath the surface of a situation and trust what they find there.

Key traits

Sharpens intuitionShields your energySteadies life transitionsCalms racing thoughtsDispels illusion

Chakra

🗣️5Throat
👁️6Third Eye
👑7Crown

Zodiac

♑Capricorn
♒Aquarius
♓Pisces

Element

🍃Air
💧Water

Good to know

Also known as Spectrolite, Labrador Feldspar, Labrador StoneCare Labradorite is non-toxic and safe to handle. Rinse it briefly and dry it promptly rather than soaking it, and avoid salt, which can dull the surface along its cleavage planes. Protect it from hard knocks and sudden heat, which can chip or crack it. Not for internal use.

Learn more

Meaning, properties, history and care, in full. Updated August 2, 2026

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