#10259 Labradorite
#10259 Labradorite
#10259
Immerse yourself in the beauty of sublime Labradorite, adorned with twinning gold lines, vibrant green hues, and electric blue flashes. This exquisite piece features nine expertly polished facets, each reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship poured into its creation. Experience the captivating allure of this Labradorite as it enchants the observer.
Each crystal is hand-selected and meticulously crafted by us to guarantee the highest quality available on the market. Our freeform style ensures that each stone is unique and exclusive.
Sizes: 24.85 x 51.88 x 14.62mm
Weight: 24.03gr
What is Labradorite?
Labradorite, discovered in 1770 by Moravian missionaries in Labrador, Canada, earned the nickname 'Frozen Fire of Aurora Borealis' for its mesmerizing appearance reminiscent of the Northern Lights. This effect, known as labradorescence, creates an iridescent optical display caused by light interference. At MilkyWayCrystals, we ensure that each labradorite stone exhibits distinct labradorescence.
Renowned for its protective properties, Labradorite is often compared to stones like Lapis Lazuli and shungite. Its labradorescence seems to shield the spirit, dispelling negative thoughts and promoting mindfulness. Used in lithotherapy, Labradorite is believed to have medicinal qualities. Associated with the throat and third eye chakras, it can be worn daily for spiritual alignment.
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We are a company that care for a job well done and does not compromise on the qualities of our stone work.
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How Can Lithotherapy Address Your Needs?
Lithotherapy, stemming from the Greek words 'lithos' meaning stones and 'therapia' meaning cure, is a method that harnesses the healing properties of crystals and minerals, each resonating at different vibrations. These diverse vibrations serve various spiritual benefits, and by introspecting, one can discern which minerals align best with their spiritual needs. Placing minerals on specific areas of the body stimulates the corresponding chakras, aiding in their opening. Additionally, certain minerals can be carried in pockets or placed at the bottom of purses, serving as continual sources of benefit. Your choice of mineral determines its usage.
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What Is Calcite and Its Properties?
Calcite is one of the most common minerals, named by Gaius Plinius Secundus in 79 from 'calx.' It belongs to the carbonate mineral family and can be found in various forms such as Dogtooth, Combined form, and the rare Nailhead Spar. Calcite occurs in multiple sizes and can appear as clusters, geodes, or most commonly, cubes. It comes in various colors including yellow, white, pink, blue, purple, and translucent. Its molecular composition allows Calcite to fluoresce under 365nm light and sometimes even phosphoresce.
Calcite is known for its beneficial properties for the skeletal system and blood circulation. It also aids in mental well-being by soothing and restoring balance. It clears blockages and is an exceptional energy purifier.