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Labradorite Earrings in Sterling Silver
$80.00
Let these labradorite earrings assist you gratitude for the wonder of nature with their shimmer of colour in the sunshine.
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This is a beautiful example of a Labradorite Earrings in sterling silver. Gorgeous Labradorite stones are in this delightful design in silver. The style is really lovely as we have sold quite a few to people who at first thought it was too old-style. But instead found it very flattering.
This colour combination will add then the inner child happiness especially heart and self truth aspects. It certainly fits the idea that it represents the temple of the stars to assist one in sustain and maintain connection [Heart]. And while providing for the understanding [the Truth] of the destiny one has chosen.
Newtown and Crows Nest have a good range of silver jewellery. Is this labradorite earrings in silver for someone you know?
| Weight | 25 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 33 × 12 × 7 mm |
| Available At | Reserved For Website, Similar at Crows Nest, Similar at Newtown |
| Colour | Blue / Indigo, Green, Yellow / Gold |
| Country Crystal Grew | Madagascar |
| Country of Shaping | India |
Healing Properties
Healing Properties of Labradorite Spectrolite
Transformation, Protection, Aids in Addiction, Gives strength of will and a feeling of inner worth.
- Strengthens and protects aura.
- Aids in communicating with our highest self and with the creator.
- Said to represent the "temple of the stars", assisting one in sustaining and maintaining, while providing for the understanding of the destiny one has chosen.
- Facilitates the transformation of intuition into intellectual thought such that one can implement the instructions provided
- Assists on to traverse changes, attracting strength and perseverance.
Additional Properties of Varieties
Golden (Yellow) Labradorite
Looks completely different - more like a citrine- Represents the sun, providing for vitality and for a sense of self during transitions.
- Allows for recognition that humanity represents the Being of Light , transcending the limitations of the past and the thoughts of the future, and embracing the infinite possibilities of the moment.
- Reduces anxiety and stress, assists in the elimination of addictions and can aide in digestion, regulation and metabolism.
White Labradorite (Rainbow Moonstone)
- This is actually white moonstone with labradorite through it - refer to moonstone information.
Geological Information
Geological Information of Labradorite, Bytownite
Labradradorite's alternative names: Spectrolite, Black Moonstone, Carnatite, Labrador Feldspar, Labrador Moonstone, Mawilite, Opaline Feldspar, Radauite, Silicite.General Identification
- Crystal System: Triclinic
- Mineral Class: Silicates
- Group: Feldspars . Some classify as a variety of Anorthite.
- Formula: (Ca,Na)(Al,Si)4O8, where Ca/(Ca + Na) is between 50%–70%
- System: Triclinic
- Habit: Crystals typically thin and tabular, rhombic in cross section, striated; massive
- Mohs Hardness: 6 - 6.5
- Luster / Diaphaneity: Vitreous to pearly on cleavages, Translucent to transparent
- Colour:
- White, gray, light blue, light green, pale orange-red, black, usually with a strong multicolored display of purple, blue, and green Schiller.
- A variety from Finland known as Spectrolite, shows the Schiller effect with dark reds, orange, yellow, blues and green color flashes.
- Pink/purple flashes are uncommon.
Bytownite (Golden Labradorite)
- Formula: (Ca,Na)[Al(Al,Si)Si2O8]
- Colour: Colourless, grey, greenish-white, golden, or white
Special Notes
- One version of moonstone is actually white labradorite.
- Spectrolite is considered "A" grade Labradorite and comes from Finland where the blacker feldspar displats the rainbow of colours better than that from Madagascar.
- Named from where it was found originally - Labrador, Canada but found in other locations.
- It's unusual properties coined the termed "labradorescence".
- Its use is in jewellery and decorative objects.
- Yellow Labradorite looks like Citrine with no labradorescence.
- Mineralogically it is called Bytownite although some say they are different however I cannot find any reference to golden labradorite in mineralogy databases.
- If Ca is zero it is albite or bytownite. If it is no Na it is anorthite.
- Labradorite also usually has both in its makeup.
- Read more geological information.
Larvikite
- is an igneous rock from Norway with little bits of "labradorescence" silver-blue schiller effect to it.
- It is not labradorite (a mineral). It has olivine, apatite, quartz, titanium, titanaugite and/or titanomagnetite present.
