Twelve-strand labradorite necklace with an adjustable clasp in 14k gold-plated silver. 6 mm hard-cut stones. Origin of the stones: Canada Necklace length: 35 cm, plus a 9 cm extension chain. The length may vary slightly depending on the size of the stones.
Labradorite is a mineral of volcanic origin belonging to the feldspar group. It is known for its remarkable optical properties, including a phenomenon called labradorescence, which gives it multicoloured reflections ranging from blue to green, gold and copper, depending on the viewing angle and the stone's inner structure. It comes in several shades, including grey, blue, green and sometimes almost transparent, but its most fascinating feature is its iridescent play of light. The stone was first discovered in Labrador, Canada, from which it takes its name, but it is also found in Madagascar, Russia and India. Labradorite is often associated with spiritual qualities: it is said to encourage reflection and self-discovery, heightening awareness and creativity, and it is considered a protective stone that keeps negative energy away and supports emotional well-being.
