Labradorite pendant with blue and purple flash, set in antiqued copper.

2¼" Labradorite pendant with blue and purple flash, set in antiqued copper.

Labradorite is a feldspar variety named after Canada's Labrador peninsula, where it was discovered in 1770. It can also be found elsewhere in the world. Despite its natural gray color, polished Labradorite has a shimmering metallic sheen that evokes the enchanting Aurora Borealis. When viewed from the right perspective, it emits breathtaking flashes of blue, green, gold, or purple. This gemstone is renowned for its protective qualities, shielding one's aura from negativity.