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Labradorite: virtues, meaning and natural stone jewelry.
Lexie Lota
Labradorite: virtues, meaning and natural stone jewelry.
Lexie Lota
Labradorite: the stone with magnetic reflections.
Labradorite captivates with its blue, green, and sometimes golden reflections. Depending on the light, it illuminates: this is called labradorescence. The result: a stone that is never identical, always alive.
Origin: where does labradorite come from?
The name “labradorite” comes from Labrador (Canada), where it was widely popularized. It is also found in other regions of the world: the base color, intensity, and reflections vary with each stone.
That's why a labradorite jewel is a truly unique piece.
Meaning & virtues (lithotherapy traditions) In traditions, labradorite is often associated with:
- protection (like a "shield")
- intuition and clarity of mind
- emotional appeasement
Please note: the virtues in lithotherapy do not replace medical advice.
How to choose a beautiful labradorite?
- Clear and deep reflections when you move the stone
- A well-polished surface (cabochon)
- Shades and small “clouds”: normal for a natural stone
Labradorite jewelry: how to wear it?
- Adjustable ring: practical for gifting, and perfect if you often change fingers.
- Necklace / long necklace: the stone catches the light near the face.
- Bracelet: great for stacking, reflects with every movement.
- Earrings: subtle but ultra-flattering sparkles.
Manufacturing & finish:
- Lexie Lota jewelry is handmade in India, with natural stones.
- The labradorite is hand-set on 18K finished jewelry, to enhance the natural flash of each stone.
Care instructions:
- Avoid water, perfume, and creams directly on the jewelry. Store it dry (pouch/box) and wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing.
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