This flashy freeform features the most sought after color in Labradorite – purple. The entire face of this piece lights up with a distinct lavender color, edged with pink and light aqua blue. Labradorite is a Feldspar mineral also known as “fire stone”. It contains a spectacular iridescent light refraction called “labradorescence”. Revered by Ancient Inuits, it was believed to contain the frozen fire of the northern lights. In 1770, it was named “Labradorite” when Moravian missionaries discovered it on the Labradorite peninsula of Canada. Measures 4″ and weighs 12.1 oz. from Madagascar. Labradorite resonates with the third eye and crown chakras, and is said to be deeply connected with wisdom and intuition. Said to be a stone of transformation and insight.
