Labradorite Bracelet

A bracelet made of Labradorite, a feldspar mineral known for its deep grey-green tones and distinctive blue-green iridescence. This layered play of color is created by the stone’s internal structure, giving the piece a cool, classic character with depth and presence.

The stones are shaped into softly rounded rectangular beads, approximately 7 × 9 mm in size. Each bead varies slightly in pattern and intensity of iridescence, highlighting the natural individuality of labradorite. Stainless steel spacer elements complete the design, offering a clean, confident look and durability for everyday wear.

General Information

• Mineral class: Feldspar

• Hardness (Mohs): approx. 6–6.5

• Main localities: Canada, Finland, Madagascar

Energy & Meaning

Labradorite has been scientifically documented since the 18th century and is renowned for labradorescence—an internal optical effect caused by microscopic structures within the mineral. This phenomenon places labradorite among the most distinctive members of the feldspar group.

Historically, labradorite was first identified on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada and introduced into European mineral studies in the late 18th century. Its depth of color and concealed inner light have often been associated with perception beyond what is immediately visible.

In terms of energy, labradorite is commonly associated with awareness and adaptability. Its layered structure symbolically reflects mental flexibility, clarity in decision-making, and the ability to view situations from multiple perspectives. Rather than being stimulating or forceful, its energy is regarded as supportive—encouraging focus, balance, and a steady sense of direction.

Size & Details

• Stone size: approx. 7 × 9 mm (each bead slightly different)

• Total weight including accessories: approx. 19 g

• Metal parts: Stainless steel (durable, colorfast, suitable for everyday wear)

• Circumference approx. 17 cm (Elastic cord stretches approx. 7–8 cm)

• Strung on a high-quality transparent elastic cord, with an additional spare cord included.

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Care Note

As a feldspar mineral with a relatively fine internal structure, labradorite is best worn with care. Avoid strong impact or friction against hard surfaces to preserve the stone’s natural sheen and layered iridescence over time.