Collection: Labradorite – Meaning, Properties & Origin | Gemstone Lexicon

Discover the fascinating world of labradorite jewelry! Labradorite is a unique mineral known for its spectacular color and light reflections. This natural wonder forms deep within the Earth in magma chambers, where high pressure and high temperatures combine minerals to create this unique gemstone.

The beauty of labradorite lies in its breathtaking play of colors: from light blue to intense turquoise, as well as green and brown tones. Light hits the stone and creates a magical shimmer – the so-called labradorescence. No two gemstones are alike, making every piece of jewelry a distinctive one-of-a-kind.

Our labradorite jewelry includes rings, necklaces, bracelets, and pendants in various sizes and shapes. Whether as a stylish everyday accessory or as a special gift for a loved one – labradorite jewelry combines elegance, power, and inspiration.

With a piece of labradorite jewelry, you add a special touch to your outfit and can simultaneously feel the positive energy of the gemstone. Labradorite stands for strength, luck, and creativity – a perfect companion in every situation.

Mineralogical Details:

Chemical formula: NaCa[AlSi3O8/Al2Si2O8] + Ba, Fe, K, Mn, P, Sr, Ti + (Cu, Ga, Nb, Ni, Pb, Zn, Zr)

Mineral class: Feldspar family / Tectosilicates

Color: White, yellowish, gray, grayish-green, brown to black; with fascinating labradorescence

Luster: Vitreous

Crystal system: Triclinic

Mohs hardness: 6 – 6.5

Cleavage: Perfect

Fracture: Uneven, splintery

Occurrences: Australia, Italy, Finland, Greenland, India, Canada (Labrador), Mexico, Madagascar, Russia, Sweden, Ukraine, USA

Experience the magic of labradorite and bring color, sparkle, and positive energy into your life with our unique pieces of jewelry!