Labradorite with gold flash, set in antiqued copper

2" Labradorite with gold flash, set in antiqued copper

Labradorite, a type of feldspar, was first found in 1770 on Canada's Labrador Peninsula, but has since been discovered in other parts of the world. Despite its initial grey appearance, when cut it exhibits a beautiful metallic shine and an iridescent sheen resembling the Northern Lights. The gem's "flash" can display vibrant hues of blue, green, gold, or purple when viewed from the right angle. Known for its protective properties, Labradorite strengthens your aura and wards off negative energies.