A single labradorite point holds the center of an open silver cuff, grey at rest and flashing subtle blue, green, or gold the moment the wrist turns. Worn, the stone behaves more like weather than jewelry.
- Design: Minimalist kite-shaped frame with a double-terminated labradorite point suspended at center, secured by hand-wrapped wire at both tips.
- Size: 6.5" adjustable circumference. Crystal measures approximately 1.2".
- Material: Silver-plated white bronze; genuine labradorite.
- Features: Adjustable fit; each stone flashes differently — some show strong blue labradorescence, others green or gold.
- Stone: Slight imperfections around, especially around the point may be present
Wear it on days that feel like they're already shifting — a new job, a move, the start of a practice. Reads well with layered neutrals and anything a little unusual. A strong gift for someone in transition or anyone who collects small, unpredictable things.
Care: Remove before water, lotions, or exercise; wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Disclaimer: Each labradorite is natural — the color of its flash and the pattern of iridescence vary from piece to piece.
Meaning & Intention
Labradorite was named for the Labrador coast where it was first catalogued in the eighteenth century, though Inuit legend names it older still — frozen aurora caught in the rock. The stone's characteristic flash, called labradorescence, has long tied it to intuition, transition, and the seam between seen and unseen.
Worn on the wrist, labradorite is a stone for in-between seasons — the months when the shape of life is changing and you don't yet know the outcome. It's a piece for intuitive people, makers, and anyone learning to trust what they sense before they can prove it.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: For those in motion — changing, becoming, learning to trust their own reading of things.
- Purpose: meditation, daily wear, gift, crystal jewelry, transition ritual
- Suggested Mantra: I trust the shift.
- Intention: Intuition, Protection, Wisdom
- Chakra Connection: Third Eye Chakra
- Gemstone: Labradorite
- Metal: Silver Plated
- Material: Metal
Labradorite is often called a stone of transformation — associated with the moments between one phase of life and the next. Its flash of color from within grey stone is traditionally read as a sign of inner vision becoming visible, and it is carried by many as a companion through change.
Questions & Guidance
Is the labradorite genuine? Yes. Each stone is a natural labradorite point; the flash of blue, green, or gold — called labradorescence — appears only at certain angles.
Why does the flash look different than the photo? Labradorescence depends on the angle of light and the viewer; each stone shows its color differently from every direction.
What chakra does labradorite support? Labradorite is most often tied to the third-eye and throat chakras — centers associated with intuition and clear expression.
Who is labradorite a good gift for? Anyone moving through a transition — a new role, a move, a shift in practice — and people drawn to Scorpio, Leo, or Sagittarius symbolism.
Will the silver plating tarnish? With normal wear, plating holds well; keep it dry and store in a soft pouch when not wearing.
