Labradorite Adj Ring

At first glance, Labradorite may appear gray or unassuming—but turn it in the light, and an entire universe awakens within it.
This remarkable feldspar mineral is found in places such as Canada, Madagascar, Finland, and Labrador, Canada, where it was first discovered. Its brilliant flashes of blue, gold, green, violet, and copper are caused by a natural optical phenomenon called labradorescence, where light reflects and refracts within microscopic layers inside the stone.
Spiritually, Labradorite has long been associated with intuition, transformation, and the mysteries that exist beyond ordinary perception. It is often considered a companion stone for healers, mystics, psychics, and anyone navigating personal growth.