Falkenauge & Labradorite Earrings

These earrings combine Hawk’s Eye with 10 mm round beads and Labradorite with 4 mm elements in a classic yet modern design. The deep blue shimmer of the Hawk’s Eye changes with the angle of light, while the delicate labradorescence of the Labradorite reveals subtle blue and green tones. 925 sterling silver with CZ stones enhances the natural light effects of the gemstones and gives the overall design a balanced elegance.

General Information

Hawk’s Eye

• Mineral class: Silicates (quartz with transformed crocidolite fibers)

• Hardness (Mohs): 6.5–7

• Main sources: South Africa, Australia, India

Labradorite

• Mineral class: Feldspar (plagioclase)

• Hardness (Mohs): 6–6.5

• Main sources: Canada, Madagascar, Finland

Energy & Meaning

Hawk’s Eye forms when fibrous crocidolite is transformed within quartz. Its dark, shifting light bands led early gemstone traders in South Africa to associate this mineral with a “precise vision” and the ability to perceive situations as a whole.

Labradorite is known for its labradorescence—light reflections within internal layers that create blue and green hues. In Inuit culture, this glow was described as “captured northern lights,” symbolizing insights that gradually become clear.

Together, these stones represent attentive perception, sensitivity to subtle cues, and the ability to recognize hidden aspects of a situation—an energy associated with mental orientation and clearer decision-making.

Size & Details

• Stone sizes: Hawk’s Eye 10 mm / Labradorite 4 mm

• Total weight incl. metal parts: approx. 7 g per pair

• Metal parts: 925 sterling silver with cubic zirconia (CZ)