Oval Labradorite Earrings in Sterling Silver

This is a beautiful example of Labradorite Earrings in sterling silver. Gorgeous Labradorite stones are in this delightful design in silver. The style is really lovely and simple. The stones flash a soft blue, green, yellow colour.

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.

They will come in a velveteen bag. You can pair them up with a 925-silver pendant or a bracelet. Note that the bracelets are a lower grade and hence the price.

Is this pair of labradorite earrings in silver for you or someone you know?

 

Weight	9 g
Dimensions	14 × 8 × 34 mm
Colour	Blue / Indigo, Green / Shamrock, Yellow / Gold
Country Crystal Grew	Madagascar
Country of Shaping	India

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

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.

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.

Healing Properties

Benefits of Silver

• Provides a steadying influence and performs a balancing act
  • drawing negativity from the body while
  • transferring the positive energies of other minerals.
• Increases perception.
• Helps to regulate emotional and intuitive energies.
• Use as a mirror to the soul to
  • stimulate seeing self from outside the body without bias or judgement
  • especially from a feminine perspective.
• Enhances moon’s powers - use to energise other stones under moon.
• Supports your feminine aspects to shift towards prosperity and abundance.