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RK36B19-10
Turn this labradorite teardrop in the light and bright blue and green flashes appear across the gray stone.
Set it in a pendant, wire wrap it, or add it to a cabochon collection. Labradorite's flash looks especially good in silver, and it makes a lovely gift for anyone who loves stones with a hidden glow.
Each cabochon is about 31 to 39 millimeters by 24 to 26 millimeters. Small natural lines are part of the stone, and the flash varies from piece to piece.
Labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar. Its flashes of color, called labradorescence, come from light reflecting off internal surfaces, and it is named after Labrador, Canada.
Stone Meaning: Labradorite is traditionally associated with intuition.
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