Rough labradorite with natural flash when light hits the surface at the right angle. These pieces show the raw structure and color layers that make labradorite a favorite for collectors and cutters. Every piece is unique.
Labradorite forms in the feldspar family. Its internal structure creates labradorescence, the visible flash that can show blue, green, gold, or mixed tones. Rough material often shows flash on broken faces or natural planes.
Color: Gray body color with blue, green, or gold flash depending on the angle. Hardness: About 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale. Clarity: Rough material can range from opaque to semi-translucent zones. Luster: Earthy on rough areas, bright on flash planes. Density: Medium weight typical of feldspar minerals.
Metaphysical properties: Many people use labradorite for focus, intuition, and personal transformation. It is linked with mental clarity and steady protection during change.
Chakra: Often connected with the third eye chakra.
Care tips: Avoid harsh chemicals. Rinse with water and dry with a soft cloth. Store away from harder stones to prevent scratches. Keep out of long direct sunlight to protect natural color.
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