This handmade piece of jewelry that combines woven knotting cord with a flashy labradorite gemstone.
Macrame jewelry is wearable art made by tying cords or threads into decorative patterns and knots instead of using traditional weaving, knitting, or metalworking tools. It's great for anyone with metal allergies.
Labradorite is a common plagioclase feldspar mineral famous for its striking optical phenomenon called labradorescence, which produces brilliant, shifting flashes of peacock blue, green, gold, and copper. In its raw or unlit state, the stone typically appears as a nondescript, dark gray, brown, or black rock, but it comes alive with vibrant, metallic color when light hits its internal microscopic layers at just the right angle.
