Labradorite Earrings

Labradorite earrings featuring small round-cut labradorite stones (approx. 6 mm in diameter) that reveal a subtle blue-green iridescence when catching the light (labradorescence). The polished surface gives the stones clear depth and definition. The setting is accented with cubic zirconia (CZ), enhancing the play of light while preserving the natural character of the labradorite. The overall design appears calm, classic, and well balanced, making it suitable for everyday wear.

General Information

• Mineral Class: Feldspar (Plagioclase Feldspar)

• Hardness (Mohs): approx. 6–6.5

• Main Sources: Canada, Finland, Madagascar, India

Energy & Meaning

Labradorite was scientifically documented in the late 18th century on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada and gained wider recognition in Europe during the 19th century. This interest was driven by the optical phenomenon known as labradorescence, caused by the layered internal structure of feldspar, which becomes visible only from certain angles.

In Inuit cultural narratives, labradorite appears in stories associated with natural light in the sky, reflecting human observation and interpretation of luminous phenomena in nature.

Within the context of perception-related energy, labradorite is often associated with concentration, emotional calm, and clarity of perception.

In spiritual traditions, labradorite is linked to the sixth chakra (Ajna / Third Eye). It is regarded as a protective stone, supporting mental clarity and reducing external energetic disturbances during meditation or periods of inner work.

Size & Details

• Stone Diameter: approx. 6 mm

• Total Weight (including metal parts): approx. 3 g

• Total Length: approx. 2 cm

• Metal Parts: 925 sterling silver

• Setting: Cubic zirconia (CZ)

Care Instructions

Labradorite has a medium hardness. To preserve its surface and natural iridescence, avoid strong impacts, abrasion from hard objects, and direct contact with chemicals.