Natural Labradorite Six-Pointed Star Necklace

💗：Labradorite - Crystal of Magic, Protection & Intuition

💗：Crystal Point Benefits: Crystal points amplify energy, enhance clarity, foster spiritual connection, balance energies and aid in manifestation.

💗：Labradorite crystal, also known as the stone of transformation, is prized for its beauty and brilliant flashes of color, sometimes said to contain the Northern Lights. It is believed to enhance intellect, intuition, and inspiration while allowing one to see the possibilities in life.

💗：Labradorite is known as a powerful protector, shielding the aura from negative energies and psychic attacks. It promotes balance, harmony, and spiritual grounding, enabling individuals to navigate their spiritual journey with strength and clarity.

💗：It is recommended to keep it in various spaces around the home. In crystal energy work, Labradorite is closely associated with the Third Eye and Crown Chakra, aiding in awareness and connection to the divine and higher self.

💗：WHY IT'S AWESOME? Labradorite is revered for its connection to the celestial realm, as legends tell of the captivating Northern Lights being trapped within its depths. Believed to have originated in the northern hemisphere, this gemstone evokes the magic of the night sky. Its mesmerizing play of iridescent colors mirrors the ethereal dance of the Aurora Borealis, captivating hearts and sparking imagination. Labradorite holds an enduring allure, symbolizing the profound connection between the natural world and the celestial wonders that grace our skies.

💗：WHAT IS LABRADORITE? Labradorite is a captivating feldspar mineral renowned for its mesmerizing display of colors known as labradorescence. When light interacts with the internal structures of the stone, it creates a remarkable play of iridescent reflections. Shades of blue, green, purple, yellow, and orange come alive, forming a breathtaking rainbow effect. It's important to note that this stunning phenomenon occurs within specific sections of the specimen, not on the surface itself. Skilled gemstone craftsmen must delicately cut the raw stone to preserve its unique flash, which can only be observed from certain angles.

💗：WHERE IT'S FOUND? Labrador is found in Canada, where it was first discovered, as well as other parts of the world including Finland, Madagascar, and Russia.