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Labradorite Jewelry
Transformation | Magic | Intuition
9 pieces · edition of one
9 items
Labradorite products
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Edition 1 of 1
The Bluecurrent #61 | Kyanite & Quartz Bracelet
The Bluecurrent #61 Kyanite & Quartz Bracelet
For blade-like blue kyanite alternates with clear quartz that catches the light.
- Composition
- Kyanite & Quartz Bracelet
- Wrist fit
- Fits 15–18 cm / 5.9–7.1 in wrists · not adjustable
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The Inkweave #59 | Carved Clay & Quartz Necklace
The Inkweave #59 Carved Clay & Quartz Necklace
For black-and-white carved clay sets the rhythm for quartz and swinging leaves.
- Composition
- Carved Clay & Quartz Necklace
- Neck fit
- Fixed 55 cm / 21.7 in · not adjustable
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The Earthscript #57 | Carved Verdite & Quartz Bracelet
The Earthscript #57 Carved Verdite & Quartz Bracelet
For a carved green verdite focal with pale quartz and flashes of labradorite.
- Composition
- Carved Verdite & Quartz Bracelet
- Wrist fit
- Fits 15–18 cm / 5.9–7.1 in wrists · adjustable
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The Tidepool #50 | Natural Turquoise & Quartz Necklace
The Tidepool #50 Natural Turquoise & Quartz Necklace
For turquoise and clear quartz at the neck or wrapped twice at the wrist.
- Composition
- Natural Turquoise & Quartz Necklace
- Neck fit
- Fixed 38 cm / 15 in · not adjustable
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The Moonwake #44 | Labradorite, Pearl & Moonstone Necklace
The Moonwake #44 Labradorite, Pearl & Moonstone Necklace
For labradorite flash and irregular pearl brighten a teal cord neckline.
- Composition
- Labradorite, Pearl & Moonstone Necklace
- Neck fit
- Fixed 51 cm / 20.1 in · not adjustable
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The Counterpoint #38 | Asymmetric Raw Turquoise Drop Earrings
The Counterpoint #38 Asymmetric Raw Turquoise Drop Earrings
For two irregular turquoise stones create a deliberate mismatch.
- Composition
- Asymmetric Raw Turquoise Drop Earrings
- Earring drop
- 56.5 mm + 104 mm drops
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The Threshold #36 | Labradorite, Baroque Pearl & White Moonstone Choker
The Threshold #36 Labradorite, Baroque Pearl & White Moonstone Choker
For baroque pearl gives a pale, irregular accent to the labradorite choker.
- Composition
- Labradorite, Baroque Pearl & White Moonstone Choker
- Neck fit
- Up to 36 cm / 14.2 in
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The Lucent #35 | Labradorite, Sunstone & Blue Moonstone Bracelet
The Lucent #35 Labradorite, Sunstone & Blue Moonstone Bracelet
For cool labradorite and moonstone flashes offset the warmth of sunstone.
- Composition
- Labradorite, Sunstone & Blue Moonstone Bracelet
- Wrist fit
- 15-17.5 cm / 5.9-6.9 in
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The Ancestor #31 | Himalayan Smoky Quartz & African Mali Clay Grounding Bracelet
The Ancestor #31 Himalayan Smoky Quartz & African Mali Clay Grounding Bracelet
For smoky quartz catches light beside the matte surface of mali clay.
- Composition
- Himalayan Smoky Quartz & African Mali Clay Grounding Bracelet
- Wrist fit
- 14.5-17 cm / 5.7-6.7 in
Color that depends on angle
Labradorite flash is an optical effect, not a fixed surface color.
Labradorite is a feldspar known for labradorescence: blue, green, gold, or multicolor light produced by internal structure. The flash changes with viewing angle, so useful product photography shows both illuminated and ordinary positions.
A dramatic single photograph does not show how the stone looks all day. Compare face-up color, off-angle body color, surface, cut, and exact dimensions.
Labradorite — Quick facts
- Material
- Feldspar mineral
- Optical effect
- Labradorescence from internal structure
- Mohs hardness
- About 6–6.5
- Variation
- Flash color, coverage, and viewing angle differ by piece
- Care
- Avoid impact, chemicals, steam, and ultrasonic cleaning
Read the flash honestly
Face-up view
See the strongest photographed labradorescence.
Off-angle view
Check the gray, green, or darker body color when the flash is not active.
Coverage
Compare whether the optical color crosses the full surface or one area.
Cut and setting
Orientation determines where the flash appears when the piece moves.
Labradorite Jewelry — Questions
Why does labradorite change color?
Its internal feldspar structure interacts with light to produce labradorescence. The visible color changes as the stone, viewer, or light source moves.
Is stronger flash always better quality?
Not automatically. Coverage, color, orientation, cut, surface condition, body color, and the intended design all matter. Preference is not a universal grading rule.
Why can labradorite look gray in person?
The optical flash appears only at particular angles. Away from that angle, the body color may look gray, greenish, brownish, or dark.
How should I care for labradorite jewelry?
Avoid hard impact, chemicals, steam, and ultrasonic cleaning. Wipe gently with a soft cloth and store it away from harder stones.