Some pieces flash. This one practically glows. 👁️🌈
This extraordinary Labradorite statement piece features a hand-carved weeping eye suspended above three polished Labradorite tears, all displayed on a custom metallic gold-tone stand.
And the flash on this one is spectacular.
Move the centerpiece through the light and the seemingly smoky gray Labradorite erupts in fiery orange, molten gold, electric blue, aqua and hints of rainbow color. The carved eye makes the effect even more dramatic, with brilliant bands of color appearing across the iris and eyelid as the viewing angle changes.
The three Labradorite tears have their own surprises. Each displays unique labradorescence, including flashes of gold, orange, green, pink and vivid purple. Because the flash appears and disappears with movement, this is a piece that genuinely changes every time you walk past it.
Details:
• Natural Labradorite
• Carved weeping-eye centerpiece
• Three polished Labradorite teardrops
• Total stone weight: 12 oz / approximately 340 g
• Custom metallic gold-tone display stand included
• Exceptional multicolor labradorescence
• Orange, gold, blue, aqua, pink, purple and green flash
• Polished stones with natural inclusions and internal characteristics
• One-of-a-kind: you will receive the exact piece pictured
Labradorite's famous optical effect is called labradorescence. Its brilliant colors aren't pigment on the surface; light interacting with microscopic structures within the feldspar creates the shifting flashes visible at different angles. Because of this, Labradorite may appear gray or subdued in some lighting before suddenly exploding with color when it catches the light.
Crystal lore: Labradorite has traditionally been associated with transformation, intuition, protection and self-discovery. Its hidden flashes have made it especially symbolic of finding light, possibility and beauty beneath the surface.
Metaphysical properties are based on traditional crystal beliefs and are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only.
